That’s not completely true, though. Hitler was against “hoarding” capital and if you went against the party or were jewish, they annexed your capital (and most likely gave it to a loyal capitalist).
Depends on the definition of capitalism. The Nazis wanted to manipulate the markets and change the legislative nature of property to benefit the nation.
But that might only have happened in theory. In practice they were really into capitalism.
That’s not completely true, though. Hitler was against “hoarding” capital and if you went against the party or were jewish, they annexed your capital (and most likely gave it to a loyal capitalist).
That’s not treating capitalism, as in the system.
Depends on the definition of capitalism. The Nazis wanted to manipulate the markets and change the legislative nature of property to benefit the nation.
But that might only have happened in theory. In practice they were really into capitalism.
They were simply lying in the beginning to device people.