Doris Berges & Sebastian Haffner’s contrast
Doris Berges proposed the ideology of the Nazi regime in being a self-proclaimed power control in the dictatorship. The political perspectives generated tumultuous results from the international eyes, for instance, as Nazi’s influence surfaced the global political structure. For example, the Nazi’s politics triggered the German public through the creation of tension and fear. As a result, people followed the societal structures set by the Nazi’s (Staudenmaier, 157). the language used created anxiety and panic, an excellent concept to manipulate the public’s emotions. The monolith of power implements that one leader can mobilize society and create a centralized government based on selfish motives. Bergen’s statements on Nazis propose that the dictatorial powers implemented in Nazi are a political influence rather than Sebastian Haffner’s claims of power misuse in an unhumanitarian way.
Notable events from the Holocaust and Human Behaviour
One of the most crucial events from the Holocaust entailed the Reichstag Fire, whereby the Reichstag building in Berlin was set on fire. The reason behind it being a political manipulation of the Berlin metropolitan. Another significant event entailed the Enabling Act, in which the bill was passed, granting the German government of dictatorial powers four years (Lipstadt, 210). Through the case, the Nazi regime dwelled and acted on the Jews’ executions. The law had similarities with Jim Jones People congregation, whereby confusion, starvation, and disorientation was a tactic used for mind control (Lipstadt, 183). In contrast with Hitlers’ political acts, similar elements such as adoration are conveyed on both subjects, as the individuals mobilize the centralized power of dictatorship. In return, the concept is also portrayed in both leaders’ followers, as the individuals are assertive believers of systems and segregation.
Nazi’s Socialist Party and Socialist Democrats
The Nazi’s Socialist Party was a political party supporting the ideology of National socialism. Through the case, the party ad prosecutors such as the German Worker’s Party controlled the dictatorship politics and its nature. On the other hand, the Socialist Democrats were a political group supporting the philosophy of having a political democracy within a socially owned economy with emphasis on workers’ self-management (Laclau, 199). Through the case, the establishment of the Nazi’s regime became successful, which in return gave rise to Hitler’s dictatorship.