Communism vs Nazism in Ideological Consistency

Communism is characterized by a wide array of factions with differing views on fundamental elements like the dictatorship of the proletariat and historical dialectic, leading to intense debates among communist intellectuals. In contrast, Nazism epitomized a leader principle centered around the Führer, where the leader's interpretation of concepts like socialism was absolute and could change at will. Unlike communism, Nazism did not engage in deep ideological debates or factions due to the authoritative power vested in the leader.