
409. The Nazis in Power: Hitler's War on the Jews (Part 6)
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The Tensions Between Nazi Radicalism and Conservatism
Nazis initially encourage violence, but then start making statements urging calm and order. Hitler is torn between radicalism and conservatism, needing the support of business leaders, industrialists, generals, and elites. The process involves unleashing and then reining in violence, gradually moving further towards the goal with each outburst. In 1935, Hitler orders a halt to individual actions, as activists wanted encouragement while conservatives sought a legal and orderly approach. The tension between radicalism and conservatism is highlighted in a speech at the Vonset Conference, emphasizing the need for a methodical and orderly approach to achieve their goals.
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