Adolf Hitler's Political Doctrine

Adolf Hitler's political doctrine centered on aggressive nationalism, racial superiority, and authoritarian rule. He promoted the idea that Germans, especially of Aryan descent, were a master race, and he sought to expand German territory through conquest. His ideology rejected democracy and aimed for a totalitarian state where Hitler held absolute power. Key elements included anti-Semitism, belief in racial hierarchy, and the desire to rebuild Germany’s strength at the expense of others. This doctrine led to aggressive expansionism, the persecution and extermination of Jews and other minorities, and ultimately, the devastation of World War II.