National socialism

National socialism is a system of socialism which seeks a specially privileged position for the members of a definite nation. The pre-World War II German National Socialist Party aimed at a socialist organization of the world in which the people of "pure German blood" would be assigned a privileged position, while members of the "inferior" races would be assigned tasks where they would serve the "Master (German) race."

Links

 * The Epoch of National Socialism (pdf) by Karlheinz Weissmann, 1996
 * Stalinism, National Socialism and Fascism (audio), with Paul Gottfried, June 2001
 * Henry Clay: National Socialist by Thomas J. DiLorenzo, March 1998
 * National Socialism and World Socialism (from Socialism: An Economic and Sociological Analysis) by Ludwig von Mises, 1951
 * Henry Clay: National Socialist by Thomas J. DiLorenzo, March 1998
 * National Socialism and World Socialism (from Socialism: An Economic and Sociological Analysis) by Ludwig von Mises, 1951
 * National Socialism and World Socialism (from Socialism: An Economic and Sociological Analysis) by Ludwig von Mises, 1951
 * National Socialism and World Socialism (from Socialism: An Economic and Sociological Analysis) by Ludwig von Mises, 1951