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National Socialism
The Fanatic
«The people, the race and the leader above all.»
The totalitarian ideology of Hitler's Germany: biological racism and antisemitism, cult of the leader, one-party rule, military expansion for "living space." It led to World War II and the extermination of six million Jews and millions of other victims.
It does not appear among the test results: its core is racism, which the 13 axes do not measure. It is here for its historical importance.
In short
On the traditional scale, this ideology sits in the far right camp. The clearest positions are on state: strongly towards “authority”; sovereignty: strongly towards “sovereignty”; foreign policy: strongly towards “interventionism”; justice: strongly towards “tough on crime”. On religion it stays balanced. Among the other ideologies, the closest is fascism (100%).
Principles
- Biological racism and antisemitism
- Totalitarian state and cult of the leader
- War of conquest
A national community defined by race, led by an absolute leader, that excludes, persecutes and exterminates those it considers outsiders.
Common criticisms
Where it comes from
It was born in Germany after World War I; Adolf Hitler took power in 1933 and the regime collapsed with its defeat in 1945.
Key figures: Adolf Hitler
Further reading: The Origins of Totalitarianism — Hannah Arendt; If This Is a Man — Primo Levi
Position on the 13 axes
Similar ideologies
FascismThe Party Boss100%Authoritarian nationalismThe Strongman97%National conservatismThe Patriot88%Closest parties in Europe
Prawo i SprawiedliwośćPoland89%
SverigedemokraternaSweden88%
VoxSpain85%
ReconquêteFrance84%Closest figures
Positions are estimates based on documented ideas, platforms and actions, updated to October 2026.