Hitler was a right wing oligarchic installed fascist

Submitted by B Pauling (United States), Apr 12, 2003 at 00:07

Hitler Murdered the anti-fascist resistance, communists, labor leaders, social democrats, socialists, and other members of the left wing. He murdered 5 million Soviet POWs (political prisoners=communists), 8.5 million Polish civilians, 16 million Russian civilians (those even remotely suspected of communist/ left wing sympathies).
The hitler regime and the European fascists were installed by the US and european oligarchies to prevent a worker's revolution (a left wing revolution). Anyone who says Hitler was left wing is one of two things 1) unbelievably ignorant or 2 ) a fascist right-wing propagandist.
The right wing is for the wealthy against workers. Any working class person who supports the right wing is supporting his own noose. Here's some real history.
(notice the parallels to the 9/11 Reichstag (univestigated still...hmmmmm) and the corporate oligarchy installed Hitler regime?
After the 1933 General Election Hitler proposed an Enabling Bill that would give him dictatorial powers. Such an act needed three-quarters of the members of the Reichstag to vote in its favour.

All the active members of the Communist Party, were in concentration camps, in hiding, or had left the country (an estimated 60,000 people left Germany during the first few weeks after the election). This was also true of most of the leaders of the other left-wing party, Social Democrat Party (SDP). However, Hitler still needed the support of the Catholic Centre Party (BVP) to pass this legislation. Hitler therefore offered the BVP a deal: vote for the bill and the Nazi government would guarantee the rights of the Catholic Church. The BVP agreed and when the vote was taken, only 94 members of the SDP voted against the Enabling Bill.

Hitler was now dictator of Germany. His first move was to take over the trade unions. Its leaders were sent to concentration camps and the organization was put under the control of the Nazi Party. The trade union movement now became known as the Labour Front.

Soon afterwards the Communist Party and the Social Democrat Party were banned. Party activists still in the country were arrested. A month later Hitler announced that the Catholic Centre Party, the Nationalist Party and all other political parties other than the NSDAP were illegal, and by the end of 1933 over 150,000 political prisoners were in concentration camps. Hitler was aware that people have a great fear of the unknown, and if prisoners were released, they were warned that if they told anyone of their experiences they would be sent back to the camp.

It was not only left-wing politicians and trade union activists who were sent to concentration camp. The Gestapo also began arresting beggars, prostitutes, homosexuals, alcoholics and anyone who was incapable of working. Although some inmates were tortured, the only people killed during this period were prisoners who tried to escape and those classed as "incurably insane".

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