0:00 Opening remarks / why the funny jargon?
1:47 Reasons to be wary of this book/author bias?
6:04 H-Man's early life in Austria / what kind of person was he?
9:38 H-Man moves to Germany / more comments on his character
10:55 a.m. H-Man and the First World War
13:17 What were the results of the First World War in Germany?
2:20 p.m. Origins of the Frei Korps / Instability in Germany
15:18 H-Man goes into politics
16:01 Were the Nashisch on the right or on the left? What were their main
goals?
5:34 p.m. Non-aggression pact with the Soviet Union
6:01 p.m. Political landscape of Weimar in Germany
19:11 Which segments of the population supported Nashisch?
19:57 Cultural decadence of Weimar, Germany
8:31 p.m. The brewery putsch
23:32 What is Sturmabteilung (SA)?
24:58 SA had too much independence
26:04 H-Man's reluctance to resolve conflicts within the party
26:51 H-Man finally purges the SA
28:11 Who were the SS?
29:40 The semi-independence of various nashish organizations
34:17 Nashish Boys and Girls Organizations
35:34 What results did Naschisch achieve for Germany?
36:17 Euthanasia program
36:56 Germans watched what they said in public
37:28 The concept of living space
38:56 Wondering why Britain supported Poland at all costs
41:14 Some conservatives lament that democracy brought Nashisch
in power
42:00 Nashisch actions against cultural subversion
44:54 H-Man describes how his party was removed
46:27 More information on who exactly supported the Nashisch
48:51 women begin to support Nashisch
50:55 Nashisch's "unstable compound" of mass support
51:34 How did the Nashish view women?
55:08 Germany's rearmament begins to challenge women's traditions
role
56:54 Undermining family stability
57:37 Catholics and Protestants under the Third Reich
This video is a partial synopsis and review of Thomas Childers' 2017 book "The Third Reich: A History of *Nashisch* Germany".
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