Nazis, Nazism, Nazidom

The pamphlet explains the historical pretext which created the conditions for the Nazis rise to power. It explains the organization of the Nazi state and the roles of the SA, SS and the army. The dire situation in the concentration camps is described. The concept of "Gleichschaltung" (equalization) and the "Kirchenkampf" (church struggle) are explained. The aspirations to create a Pan-German union are explained in the following chapter. The weakness of Hitler is illustrated through various examples. The last chapter deals with the concept of fascism and the worker, and the role of the worker in the Weimar Republic. Parts of the National socialist party program dealing with social or economic affairs are shown to have become irrelevant. The destruction of the unions, the establishment of "Kraft durch Freude" (Strength by Joy) and the introduction of the German Labor Code are explained. According to the pamphlet, the official unemployment numbers are incorrect, and the economic and social condition of Germany is much worse than the official doctored statements and statistics state.