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Narziss ist in der griechischen Mythologie ein schöner Jüngling, der die Liebe anderer zurückwies und sich in sein eigenes Spiegelbild verliebte. Die bei weitem wirkungsmächtigste antike Darstellung gibt Ovid in seinen Metamorphosen. Narziss (griechisch Νάρκισσος, Narkissos, lateinisch Narcissus) ist in der griechischen Mythologie ein schöner Jüngling, der die Liebe anderer zurückwies und. Narziss, Ölgemälde von Caravaggio, –, Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Antica, Rom. Der Ausdruck Narzissmus steht alltagspsychologisch und umgangssprachlich im weitesten. Verliebt in sein eigenes Spiegelbild: Der schöne Jüngling Narkissos aus der griechischen Mythologie ist der Namensgeber der Bezeichnung. Die Geschichte von Narziss ist eine tragische Leidensgeschichte mit tödlichem Ausgang: Entweder Tod aus Verzweiflung bis hin zu Selbstmord, oder aber Tod. [1] Narziss verliebte sich in sein in einer Quelle spiegelndes Bild und starb an ungestillter Sehnsucht, worauf aus der Erde eine Narzisse erblühte. Wortbildungen: [. Narziss (Deutsch). Wortart: Substantiv, (männlich), Wortart: Eigenname. Silbentrennung: Nar|ziss, keine Mehrzahl. Wortbedeutung/Definition: 1) Mythologie.
In that election, members of the SA flanked the entrances of polling stations, creating an atmosphere of intimidation that led to the Nazi Party capturing their highest vote total to-date, The Nazis were followed in the polls by the Social Democratic Party with This election was also significant because the Catholic Centre Party captured From this point forward, the German government functioned without input from the other parties and the Reichstag, which now met in the Kroll Opera House, was rendered useless.
Hitler was now fully in control of Germany. Conditions for minority political and ethnic groups continued to deteriorate in Germany. With the official creation of the Third Reich , Germany was now on a path to war and attempted racial domination.
As the war spread throughout Europe, Hitler and his followers also increased their campaign against European Jewry and others that they had deemed undesirable.
Occupation brought a large number of Jews under German control and as a result, the Final Solution was created and implemented; leading to the death of over six million Jews and five million others during an event known as the Holocaust.
In May , just eleven months after D-day, the war in Europe officially ended with the defeat of Nazi Germany and the death of its leader , Adolf Hitler.
Although many high-ranking Nazi officials were put on trial during a series of post-war trials in the years following the conflict, the vast majority of rank and file party members were never prosecuted for their beliefs.
Today, the Nazi party remains illegal in Germany and several other European countries, but underground Neo-Nazi units have grown in number.
In America, the Neo-Nazi movement is frowned upon but not illegal and it continues to attract members. Share Flipboard Email. Table of Contents Expand.
Party Beginnings. Adolf Hitler Joins the Party. Hitler Becomes Party Leader. Beer Hall Putsch. The Party Begins Again. National Depression Fuels Nazi Rise.
Hitler Becomes Chancellor. The Dictatorship Begins. World War II and the Holocaust. Jennifer Goss is a Holocaust historian and history educator. Updated January 23, Who Were Hitler's Supporters?
Season Has Began. The island was quiet because the sea was pretty rough last week. We took the Cataferry which operates 1 trip a day.
The seat was comfortable and departure was on time. So you have a choice of either Bluewaters or Cataferry for your trip to Tioman.
Nazris Place is completing 5 seaview rooms. Just a stone throw to the beach. Ideal to sit and relax to hear the sound of the waves and lovely Sunset.
Operating hours at the restaurant has also improved. Meal Price is still reasonable. Needless to say, staff are friendly and helpful.
A little upgrading around the resort but does not distrub your stay. Still the best resort in Ayer Batang for couples, solo, family groups travellers for its good beach, food, water sports, diving and meeting new friends.
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Nazri 1 Restaurant. It was a great stop. It's not anymore. I tried a breakfast. I tried a dinner.
Not anymore for me. First the service was dry and rude, the plate just sliding and bouncing on the table.
No ambiance, more like a cafeteria, may be just good for large groups, I don't know. The menu is one of a snack bar, no choices, the food was ok, just ok.
If you like some great food go to Nazri 2 at the other end of ABC. Date of stay: August Trip type: Travelled solo. Galib wrote a review Mar Dhaka City, Bangladesh contributions helpful votes.
Great lunch experience. Had lunch there. Soothing ambiance with great view hanging over the beach. The foods tasted great and the service was good too at a much reasonable cost.
Hitler spoke of Nazism being indebted to the success of Fascism's rise to power in Italy. At that period National Socialism was a very fragile growth".
Other Nazis—especially those at the time associated with the party's more radical wing such as Gregor Strasser , Joseph Goebbels and Heinrich Himmler—rejected Italian Fascism, accusing it of being too conservative or capitalist.
Nazism emphasized German nationalism , including both irredentism and expansionism. Nazism held racial theories based upon a belief in the existence of an Aryan master race that was superior to all other races.
The Nazis emphasised the existence of racial conflict between the Aryan race and others—particularly Jews, whom the Nazis viewed as a mixed race that had infiltrated multiple societies and was responsible for exploitation and repression of the Aryan race.
The Nazis also categorised Slavs as Untermensch sub-human. Wolfgang Bialas argues that the Nazis' sense of morality could be described as a form of procedural virtue ethics, as it demanded unconditional obedience to absolute virtues with the attitude of social engineering and replaced common sense intuitions with an ideological catalogue of virtues and commands.
The ideal Nazi new man was to be race-conscious and an ideologically dedicated warrior who would commit actions for the sake of the German race while at the same time convinced he was doing the right thing and acting morally.
The Nazis believed an individual could only develop their capabilities and individual characteristics within the framework of the individual's racial membership; the race one belonged to determined whether or not one was worthy of moral care.
The Christian concept of self-denial was to be replaced with the idea of self-assertion towards those deemed inferior. Natural selection and the struggle for existence were declared by the Nazis to be the most divine laws; peoples and individuals deemed inferior were said to be incapable of surviving without those deemed superior, yet by doing so they imposed a burden on the superior.
Natural selection was deemed to favour the strong over the weak and the Nazis deemed that protecting those declared inferior was preventing nature from taking its course; those incapable of asserting themselves were viewed as doomed to annihilation, with the right to life being granted only to those who could survive on their own.
A major policy of the German Nazi Party was Lebensraum "living space" for the German nation based on claims that Germany after World War I was facing an overpopulation crisis and that expansion was needed to end the country's overpopulation within existing confined territory, and provide resources necessary to its people's well-being.
Through the peace with Russia the sustenance of Germany as well as the provision of work were to have been secured by the acquisition of land and soil, by access to raw materials, and by friendly relations between the two lands.
From to , Hitler evoked rhetoric of both the achievement of Lebensraum involving the acceptance of a territorially reduced Russia as well as supporting Russian nationals in overthrowing the Bolshevik government and establishing a new Russian government.
Asia, what a disquieting reservoir of men! The safety of Europe will not be assured until we have driven Asia back behind the Urals.
No organized Russian state must be allowed to exist west of that line. Policy for Lebensraum planned mass expansion of Germany's borders to eastwards of the Ural Mountains.
Historian Adam Tooze explains that Hitler believed that lebensraum was vital to securing American-style consumer affluence for the German people.
In this light, Tooze argues that the view that the regime faced a "guns or butter" contrast is mistaken. While it is true that resources were diverted from civilian consumption to military production, Tooze explains that at a strategic level "guns were ultimately viewed as a means to obtaining more butter.
While the Nazi pre-occupation with agrarian living and food production are often seen as a sign of their backwardness, Tooze explains this was in fact a major driving issue in European society for at least the last two centuries.
The issue of how European societies should respond to the new global economy in food was one of the major issues facing Europe in the early 20th century.
Agrarian life in Europe except perhaps with the exception of Britain was incredibly common—in the early s, over 9 million Germans almost a third of the work force were still working in agriculture and many people not working in agriculture still had small allotments or otherwise grew their own food.
Tooze estimates that just over half the German population in the s was living in towns and villages with populations under 20, people. Many people in cities still had memories of rural-urban migration—Tooze thus explains that the Nazis obsessions with agrarianism were not an atavistic gloss on a modern industrial nation but a consequence of the fact that Nazism as both an ideology and as a movement was the product of a society still in economic transition.
The Nazis obsession with food production was a consequence of the First World War. While Europe was able to avert famine with international imports, blockades brought the issue of food supply back into European politics, the Allied blockade of Germany in and after World War I did not cause an outright famine but chronic malnutrition did kill an estimated , people in Germany and Austria.
The economic crises of the interwar period meant that most Germans had memories of acute hunger. Thus Tooze concludes that the Nazis obsession with acquiring land was not a case of "turning back the clock" but more a refusal to accept that the result of the distribution of land, resources and population, which had resulted from the imperialist wars of the 18th and 19th centuries, should be accepted as final.
While the victors of the First World War had either suitable agricultural land to population ratios or large empires or both , allowing them to declare the issue of living space closed, the Nazis, knowing Germany lacked either of these, refused to accept that Germany's place in the world was to be a medium-sized workshop dependent upon imported food.
According to Goebbels, the conquest of Lebensraum was intended as an initial step [] towards the final goal of Nazi ideology, which was the establishment of complete German global hegemony.
When this control would be achieved, this power could then set up for itself a world police and assure itself "the necessary living space.
In its racial categorization , Nazism viewed what it called the Aryan race as the master race of the world—a race that was superior to all other races.
It also viewed a number of other peoples as dangerous to the well-being of the Aryan race. In order to preserve the perceived racial purity of the Aryan race, a set of race laws was introduced in which came to be known as the Nuremberg Laws.
At first these laws only prevented sexual relations and marriages between Germans and Jews, but they were later extended to the " Gypsies , Negroes , and their bastard offspring", who were described by the Nazis as people of "alien blood".
Aryan certificate and non-Aryans were now punishable under the race laws as Rassenschande or "race defilement". In Nazi Germany, the idea of creating a master race resulted in efforts to "purify" the Deutsche Volk through eugenics and its culmination was the compulsory sterilization or the involuntary euthanasia of physically or mentally disabled people.
The July "Law for the Prevention of Hereditarily Diseased Offspring" prescribed compulsory sterilization for people with a range of conditions which were thought to be hereditary, such as schizophrenia , epilepsy , Huntington's chorea and " imbecility ".
Sterilization was also mandated for chronic alcoholism and other forms of social deviance. Although some Nazis suggested that the programme should be extended to people with physical disabilities, such ideas had to be expressed carefully, given the fact that some Nazis had physical disabilities, one example being one of the most powerful figures of the regime, Joseph Goebbels, who had a deformed right leg.
Nazi racial theorist Hans F. Günther emphasized Jews' Near Eastern racial heritage. Hitler's conception of the Aryan Herrenvolk "Aryan master race" excluded the vast majority of Slavs from central and eastern Europe i.
Poles , Russians , Ukrainians , etc. They were regarded as a race of men not inclined to a higher form of civilization , which was under an instinctive force that reverted them back to nature.
The Nazis also regarded the Slavs as having dangerous Jewish and Asiatic, meaning Mongol , influences. Hitler declared that racial conflict against Jews was necessary in order to save Germany from suffering under them and he dismissed concerns that the conflict with them was inhumane and unjust:.
We may be inhumane, but if we rescue Germany we have achieved the greatest deed in the world. We may work injustice, but if we rescue Germany then we have removed the greatest injustice in the world.
We may be immoral, but if our people is rescued we have opened the way for morality. Nazi propagandist Joseph Goebbels frequently employed antisemitic rhetoric to underline this view: "The Jew is the enemy and the destroyer of the purity of blood, the conscious destroyer of our race.
National Socialist politics was based on competition and struggle as its organizing principle, and the Nazis believed that "human life consisted of eternal struggle and competition and derived its meaning from struggle and competition.
They promoted the idea of a national-racial "people's community" Volksgemeinschaft in order to accomplish "the efficient prosecution of the struggle against other peoples and states.
It would balance individual achievement with group solidarity and cooperation with competition. Stripped of its ideological overtones, the Nazi vision of modernisation without internal conflict and a political community that offered both security and opportunity was so potent a vision of the future that many Germans were willing to overlook its racist and anti-Semitic essence.
Nazism rejected the Marxist concept of class conflict , and it praised both German capitalists and German workers as essential to the Volksgemeinschaft.
In the Volksgemeinschaft , social classes would continue to exist, but there would be no class conflict between them.
In , Hitler discredited other nationalist and racialist political parties as disconnected from the mass populace, especially lower and working-class young people:.
The racialists were not capable of drawing the practical conclusions from correct theoretical judgements, especially in the Jewish Question.
In this way, the German racialist movement developed a similar pattern to that of the s and s. It lacked the warm breath of the nation's youthful vigour.
Nevertheless, the Nazi Party's voter base consisted mainly of farmers and the middle class, including groups such as Weimar government officials, school teachers, doctors, clerks, self-employed businessmen, salesmen, retired officers, engineers, and students.
From onward, the Nazi Party's growth into a large national political movement was dependent on middle class support, and on the public perception that it "promised to side with the middle classes and to confront the economic and political power of the working class.
Ansbacher argues that the working-class soldiers had the most faith in Hitler out of any occupational group in Germany.
The Nazis also established a norm that every worker should be semi-skilled, which was not simply rhetorical; the number of men leaving school to enter the work force as unskilled labourers fell from , in to 30, in For many working-class families, the s and s were a time of social mobility; not in the sense of moving into the middle class but rather moving within the blue-collar skill hierarchy.
Workers wages did not increase much during Nazi rule, as the government feared wage-price inflation and thus wage growth was limited.
Prices for food and clothing rose, though costs for heating, rent and light decreased. Skilled workers were in shortage from onward, meaning that workers who engaged in vocational training could look forward to considerably higher wages.
Benefits provided by the Labour Front were generally positively received, even if workers did not always buy in to propaganda about the volksgemeinschaft.
Workers welcomed opportunities for employment after the harsh years of the Great Depression, creating a common belief that the Nazis had removed the insecurity of unemployment.
Workers who remained discontented risked the Gestapo's informants. Ultimately, the Nazis faced a conflict between their rearmament program, which by necessity would require material sacrifices from workers longer hours and a lower standard of living , versus a need to maintain the confidence of the working class in the regime.
Hitler was sympathetic to the view that stressed taking further measures for rearmament but he did not fully implement the measures required for it in order to avoid alienating the working class.
While the Nazis had substantial support amongst the middle-class, they often attacked traditional middle-class values and Hitler personally held great contempt for them.
This was because the traditional image of the middle class was one that was obsessed with personal status, material attainment and quiet, comfortable living, which was in opposition to the Nazism's ideal of a New Man.
The Nazis' New Man was envisioned as a heroic figure who rejected a materialistic and private life for a public life and a pervasive sense of duty, willing to sacrifice everything for the nation.
Despite the Nazis' contempt for these values, they were still able to secure millions of middle-class votes. Hermann Beck argues that while some members of the middle-class dismissed this as mere rhetoric, many others in some ways agreed with the Nazis—the defeat of and the failures of the Weimar period caused many middle-class Germans to question their own identity, thinking their traditional values to be anachronisms and agreeing with the Nazis that these values were no longer viable.
While this rhetoric would become less frequent after due to the increased emphasis on the volksgemeinschaft , it and its ideas would never truly disappear until the overthrow of the regime.
Nazi ideology advocated excluding women from political involvement and confining them to the spheres of " Kinder, Küche, Kirche " Children, Kitchen, Church.
The man stands up for the Volk , exactly as the woman stands up for the family". While unmarried until the very end of the regime, Hitler often made excuses about his busy life hindering any chance for marriage.
Reichsführer-SS Heinrich Himmler reportedly told a confidant that when he established the Lebensborn program, an organisation that would dramatically increase the birth rate of "Aryan" children through extramarital relations between women classified as racially pure and their male equals, he had only the purest male "conception assistants" in mind.
Since the Nazis extended the Rassenschande "race defilement" law to all foreigners at the beginning of the war, [] pamphlets were issued to German women which ordered them to avoid sexual relations with foreign workers who were brought to Germany and the pamphlets also ordered German women to view these same foreign workers as a danger to their blood.
One of the regulations stated that any Pole "who has sexual relations with a German man or woman, or approaches them in any other improper manner, will be punished by death".
Fellow Germans who engage in sexual relations with male or female civil workers of the Polish nationality, commit other immoral acts or engage in love affairs shall be arrested immediately.
The Nazis later issued similar regulations against the Eastern Workers Ost-Arbeiters , including the imposition of the death penalty if they engaged in sexual relations with German persons.
The League of German Girls was particularly regarded as instructing girls to avoid race defilement, which was treated with particular importance for young females.
After the Night of the Long Knives, Hitler promoted Himmler and the SS , who then zealously suppressed homosexuality by saying: "We must exterminate these people root and branch Homosexuals were viewed as failing in their duty to procreate and reproduce for the Aryan nation.
Gay men who would not change or feign a change in their sexual orientation were sent to concentration camps under the "Extermination Through Work" campaign.
The Nazi Party Programme of guaranteed freedom for all religious denominations which were not hostile to the State and it also endorsed Positive Christianity in order to combat "the Jewish-materialist spirit".
In his work Die 25 Thesen der Deutschreligion Twenty-five Points of the German Religion , Bergmann held the view that the Old Testament of the Bible was inaccurate along with portions of the New Testament , claimed that Jesus was not a Jew but was instead of Aryan origin and he also claimed that Adolf Hitler was the new messiah.
Hitler denounced the Old Testament as " Satan 's Bible" and using components of the New Testament he attempted to prove that Jesus was both an Aryan and an antisemite by citing passages such as John where he noted that Jesus is yelling at "the Jews", as well as saying to them "your father is the devil" and the Cleansing of the Temple , which describes Jesus' whipping of the "Children of the Devil".
They publicly displayed an original edition of Luther's On the Jews and their Lies during the annual Nuremberg rallies. Catholics opposed the Nazis' promotion of compulsory sterilization of those whom they deemed inferior and the Catholic Church forbade its members to vote for the Nazis.
In , extensive Nazi violence occurred against Catholics due to their association with the Centre Party and their opposition to the Nazi regime's sterilization laws.
The Nazis identified them as "sentinels" in the East against "Slavic chaos", though beyond that symbolism, the influence of the Teutonic Knights on Nazism was limited.
The Catholic Church then ended its ban on members supporting the Nazi Party. Historian Michael Burleigh claims that Nazism used Christianity for political purposes, but such use required that "fundamental tenets were stripped out, but the remaining diffuse religious emotionality had its uses".
It is noted that Hitler denounced Germanic paganism in Mein Kampf and condemned Rosenberg's and Himmler's paganism as "nonsense".
Instead of traditional economic incentives, the Nazis offered solutions of a political nature, such as the elimination of organised trade unions , rearmament in contravention of the Versailles Treaty and biological politics.
Hitler encouraged nationally supported projects like the construction of the Autobahn highway system, the introduction of an affordable people's car Volkswagen and later the Nazis bolstered the economy through the business and employment generated by military rearmament.
This development tempered the unfavourable psychological climate caused by the earlier economic crisis and encouraged Germans to march in step with the regime.
It was an intentional policy with multiple objectives rather than ideologically driven and was used as a tool to enhance support for the Nazi government and the party.
The Nazi government continued the economic policies introduced by the government of Kurt von Schleicher in to combat the effects of the Depression.
These included an agrarian settlement program, labor service, and a guarantee to maintain health care and pensions. All other tasks must cede precedence to the task of rearmament.
As early as June , military spending for the year was budgeted to be three times larger than the spending on all civilian work-creation measures in and combined.
In spite of their rhetoric condemning big business prior to their rise to power, the Nazis quickly entered into a partnership with German business from as early as February That month, after being appointed Chancellor but before gaining dictatorial powers, Hitler made a personal appeal to German business leaders to help fund the Nazi Party for the crucial months that were to follow.
He argued that they should support him in establishing a dictatorship because "private enterprise cannot be maintained in the age of democracy" and because democracy would allegedly lead to communism.
The Nazis were hostile to the idea of social welfare in principle, upholding instead the social Darwinist concept that the weak and feeble should perish.
It provided support only to those who were "racially sound, capable of and willing to work, politically reliable, and willing and able to reproduce.
Agrarian policies were also important to the Nazis since they corresponded not just to the economy but to their geopolitical conception of Lebensraum as well.
For Hitler, the acquisition of land and soil was requisite in moulding the German economy. The Nazis thus sought to secure a general economic revival accompanied by massive military spending for rearmament, especially later through the implementation of the Four Year Plan , which consolidated their rule and firmly secured a command relationship between the German arms industry and the National Socialist government.
The Nazis claimed that communism was dangerous to the well-being of nations because of its intention to dissolve private property , its support of class conflict , its aggression against the middle class , its hostility towards small business and its atheism.
In Mein Kampf , Hitler stated his desire to "make war upon the Marxist principle that all men are equal. The National Socialist state aimed to advance those individuals with special talents or intelligence, so they could rule over the masses.
During the s, Hitler urged disparate Nazi factions to unite in opposition to Jewish Bolshevism. Marxism is anti-property; true Socialism is not".
After the beginning of the Great Depression, both Communists and Nazis saw their share of the vote increase. While the Nazis were willing to form alliances with other parties of the right, the Communists refused to form an alliance with the Social Democratic Party of Germany , the largest party of the left.
The Nazis argued that free-market capitalism damages nations due to international finance and the worldwide economic dominance of disloyal big business , which they considered to be the product of Jewish influences.
I can love Germany and hate capitalism". Both in public and in private, Hitler expressed disdain for capitalism, arguing that it holds nations ransom in the interests of a parasitic cosmopolitan rentier class.
Hitler told a party leader in "The economic system of our day is the creation of the Jews". In Mein Kampf , Hitler effectively supported mercantilism in the belief that economic resources from their respective territories should be seized by force, as he believed that the policy of Lebensraum would provide Germany with such economically valuable territories.
In practice, however, the Nazis merely opposed one type of capitalism , namely 19th-century free-market capitalism and the laissez-faire model, which they nonetheless applied to the social sphere in the form of social Darwinism.
Joseph Goebbels , who would later go on to become the Nazi Propaganda Minister, was strongly opposed to both capitalism and communism, viewing them as the "two great pillars of materialism" that were "part of the international Jewish conspiracy for world domination.
Within the Nazi Party, the faction associated with anti-capitalist beliefs was the Sturmabteilung SA , a paramilitary wing led by Ernst Röhm.
The SA had a complicated relationship with the rest of the party, giving both Röhm himself and local SA leaders significant autonomy.
Under Nazism, with its emphasis on the nation, individualism was denounced and instead importance was placed upon Germans belonging to the German Volk and "people's community" Volksgemeinschaft.
According to the famous philosopher and political theorist, Hannah Arendt , the allure of Nazism as a totalitarian ideology with its attendant mobilisation of the German population resided within the construct of helping that society deal with the cognitive dissonance resultant from the tragic interruption of the First World War and the economic and material suffering consequent to the Depression and brought to order the revolutionary unrest occurring all around them.
Instead of the plurality that existed in democratic or parliamentary states, Nazism as a totalitarian system promulgated "clear" solutions to the historical problems faced by Germany, levied support by de-legitimizing the former government of Weimar and provided a politico-biological pathway to a better future, one free from the uncertainty of the past.
It was the atomised and disaffected masses that Hitler and the party elite pointed in a particular direction and using clever propaganda to make them into ideological adherents, exploited in bringing Nazism to life.
While the ideologues of Nazism, much like those of Stalinism , abhorred democratic or parliamentary governance as practiced in the United States or Britain, their differences are substantial.
An epistemic crisis occurs when one tries to synthesize and contrast Nazism and Stalinism as two-sides of the same coin with their similarly tyrannical leaders, state-controlled economies and repressive police structures.
Namely, while they share a common thematic political construction, they are entirely inimical to one another in their worldviews and when more carefully analysed against one another on a one-to-one level, an "irreconcilable asymmetry" results.
Although Nazism is often seen as a reactionary movement, it did not seek a return of Germany to the pre-Weimar monarchy, but instead looked much further back to a mythic halcyon Germany which never existed.
It has also been seen—as it was by the German-American scholar Franz Leopold Neumann —as the result of a crisis of capitalism which manifested as a "totalitarian monopoly capitalism".
In this view Nazism is a mass movement of the middle class which was in opposition to a mass movement of workers in socialism and its extreme form, Communism.
Such an interpretation runs the risk of misjudging the revolutionary component of National Socialism, which cannot be dismissed as being simply reactionary.
Rather, from the very outset, and particularly as it developed into the SS state, National Socialism aimed at a transformation of state and society.
The middle class and middle-class values, bourgeois nationalism and capitalism, the professionals, the intelligentsia and the upper class were dealt the sharpest rebuff.
These were the groups which had to be uprooted [ Similarly, historian Modris Eksteins argued:. Contrary to many interpretations of Nazism, which tend to view it as a reactionary movement, as, in the words of Thomas Mann, an "explosion of antiquarianism", intent on turning Germany into a pastoral folk community of thatched cottages and happy peasants, the general thrust of the movement, despite archaisms, was futuristic.
Nazism was a headlong plunge into the future, towards a "brave new world. It was not a double-faced Janus whose aspects were equally attentive to the past and the future, nor was it a modern Proteus, the god of metamorphosis, who duplicates pre-existing forms.
The intention of the movement was to create a new type of human being from whom would spring a new morality, a new social system, and eventually a new international order.
That was, in fact, the intention of all the fascist movements. After a visit to Italy and a meeting with Mussolini, Oswald Mosley wrote that fascism "has produced not only a new system of government, but also a new type of man, who differs from politicians of the old world as men from another planet.
National Socialism was more than a political movement, he said; it was more than a faith; it was a desire to create mankind anew.
After the failure of the Beer Hall Putsch in , and his subsequent trial and imprisonment, Hitler decided that the way for the Nazi Party to achieve power was not through insurrection, but through legal and quasi-legal means.
This did not sit well with the brown-shirted stormtroopers of the SA , especially those in Berlin, who chafed under the restrictions that Hitler placed on them, and their subordination to the party.
The quashing of the SA's revolutionary fervor convinced many businessmen and military leaders that the Nazis had put aside their insurrectionist past, and that Hitler could be a reliable partner [] [].
After the Nazis' "Seizure of Power" in , Röhm and the Brown Shirts were not content for the party to simply carry the reins of power.
Instead, they pressed for a continuation of the "National Socialist revolution" to bring about sweeping social changes, which Hitler, primarily for tactical reasons, was not willing to do at that time.
He was instead focused on rebuilding the military and reorienting the economy to provide the rearmament necessary for invasion of the countries to the east of Germany, especially Poland and Russia, to get the Lebensraum "living space" he believed was necessary to the survival of the Aryan race.
For this, he needed the co-operation of not only the military, but also the vital organs of capitalism, the banks and big businesses, which he would be unlikely to get if Germany's social and economic structure was being radically overhauled.
Röhm's public proclamation that the SA would not allow the "German Revolution" to be halted or undermined caused Hitler to announce that "The revolution is not a permanent condition.
Despite such tactical breaks necessitated by pragmatic concerns, which were typical for Hitler during his rise to power and in the early years of his regime, Hitler never ceased being a revolutionary dedicated to the radical transformation of Germany, especially when it concerned racial matters.
In his monograph, Hitler: Study of a Revolutionary? In short, he defined and controlled the National Socialist revolution in all its phases.
There were aspects of Nazism which were reactionary, such as their attitude toward the role of women in society, which was completely traditionalist, [] calling for the return of women to the home as wives, mothers and homemakers, although ironically this ideological policy was undermined in reality by the growing labor shortages and need for more workers.
The number of women in the workplace climbed throughout the period of Nazi control of Germany, from 4. Overall, Nazism being the ideology and practices of the Nazi Party, and the Nazi Party being the manifestation of Hitler's will [] —is best seen as essentially revolutionary in nature.
Nonetheless, movements which self-identify as National Socialist or which are described as adhering to Nazism continue to exist on the fringes of politics in many western societies.
Usually espousing a white supremacist ideology , many deliberately adopt the symbols of Nazi Germany.
Heinz Kohut sagt, man rutscht da zurück auf eine kindliche Entwicklungsstufe. In der Umgangssprache wird eine stark auf sich selbst bezogene Person, welche anderen Menschen geringere Beachtung als sich selbst schenkt, Frau Wirtin Narzis bezeichnet. Hartmann definierte Leslie Landon Selbst als eine Subinstanz des Ich, nämlich als die Gesamtheit der Selbstrepräsentanzen — d. Winnicott : Ichverzerrung in Form des wahren und des falschen Selbst. Keith Campbell, Amy B. Ferner überliefert Pausanias eine weitere Version des Mythos: Narziss habe eine Zwillingsschwester gehabt, die ihm sehr Narzis gesehen habe und auch die gleiche Kleidung und Haartracht getragen habe wie er. Frankfurt Jon Wick Main ; Padmavati Film. In: The Academy of Management Review.Narzis Navigation menu Video
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Hermann Hesse - Narziss und Goldmund Hörbuch Komplett Narziss wird von Nemesis damit bestraft, nur sich selbst lieben zu können. Beim Trinken aus einem See verliebt er sich in sein Spiegelbild und ertrinkt bei dem. 71Die wichtigsten Parallelen hat Joseph Mileck zusammengefaßt: „ Narziss was a return to and a slight humanizing of this Demian concept [ ] Both Demian. Narziss kommt an eine Quelle, aus der er trinken will. Dabei sieht er sein Spiegelbild, in das er sich sofort verliebt, jedoch als sein Spiegelbild zunächst nicht. Narzis Stolz narzisstisch zu sein
Psychologiehistorisch ist dies der bedeutsamste Punkt, weil Ferenczi den Narzis hier zu einer Störung umdeutete, für die schädliche Umweltbedingungen verantwortlich seien. Das macht Narzis Beziehungslosigkeit im Kontakt mit dem schönen Jüngling zumindest verständlich, wenngleich sie damit für eine echte Beziehung natürlich kein bisschen attraktiver wird. Narziss jedoch wehrte dies brüsk ab, er wolle lieber sterben als ihre Liebe erwidern. Dabei wird jedoch je nach Standpunkt ein bestimmter Narzissmusbegriff kritisch ins Feld geführt, um Abenteuerfilm aus der Individualpathologie auf kulturelle und gesellschaftliche Phänomene zu übertragen. Ihre gesamte Objektbeziehungstheorie basierte auf der Annahme, dass im Zentrum des emotionalen Lebens nicht ein uranfängliches All-Eins, sondern Objektbeziehungen stehen. Selbst schuld! Der Autor bescheinigt den heutigen Führungseliten in Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft, die gleichen Charakterstrukturen aufzuweisen, die er in seiner Praxis als Gerichtsgutachter auch an Schwerverbrechern feststellen könne.A little upgrading around the resort but does not distrub your stay. Still the best resort in Ayer Batang for couples, solo, family groups travellers for its good beach, food, water sports, diving and meeting new friends.
Read more. Date of stay: February Trip type: Travelled as a couple. Helpful Share. Road20years wrote a review Aug Quebec, Canada 1, contributions helpful votes.
Nazri 1 Restaurant. It was a great stop. It's not anymore. I tried a breakfast. I tried a dinner. Not anymore for me. First the service was dry and rude, the plate just sliding and bouncing on the table.
No ambiance, more like a cafeteria, may be just good for large groups, I don't know. The menu is one of a snack bar, no choices, the food was ok, just ok.
If you like some great food go to Nazri 2 at the other end of ABC. Date of stay: August Trip type: Travelled solo. Galib wrote a review Mar Dhaka City, Bangladesh contributions helpful votes.
Great lunch experience. Had lunch there. Soothing ambiance with great view hanging over the beach. The foods tasted great and the service was good too at a much reasonable cost.
Date of stay: March Trip type: Travelled as a couple. Elverta, California 2 contributions 3 helpful votes. Great place.
I have been to nazris place on 5 different occasions and can't say enough about their hospitality. Nazri himself drove to Singapore and picked us up on one of our trips.
I fish off the jetty at ABC the only place you are allowed to fish and nazris wife Cooks up the fish for dinner. The location is ideal, close enough to town and near some great jungle trekking and snorkeling.
Love the sunset cafe and the pizza there and the fresh coconut. This is a great place to stay, highly recommend. Neil miner. Date of stay: November Trip type: Travelled with friends.
Holly M wrote a review Sep Read before booking!! Describe our accommodation in one word Nazri's Place has potential to be one of the most cost effective and beautiful spots on Tioman Island.
Unfortunately, management has let every key aspect of the place get to its worst. The restaurant is way below where it should be.
Unable to produce even a half decent cup of coffee within 30 minuets of ordering it. Our room was okay - air conditioned, and spacious.
However, we had to ask twice for our room to be cleaned. Still, cobwebs in the bathroom, dead spiders on the windowsill.
Toilets did not flush properly perhaps an island situation. There were positives though. He shed a very positive light on the place.
Good on him, he deserves a raise. Also, the pizza bar on the beach. Thank goodness they had good food and good music.
They ensured that every sunset was thoroughly enjoyed. Very well run! Harrer, feeling increasingly left out, resigned from the party in February The platform also called for over-turning the tenants of the Treaty of Versailles and reinstating the power of the German military that Versailles had severely restricted.
Membership in party rose rapidly, reaching over 2, registered members by the end of It was because of his impact that party members were deeply troubled by his resignation from the party in July following a movement within the group to merge with the German Socialist Party a rival party who had some overlapping ideals with the DAP.
When the dispute was resolved, Hitler rejoined the party at the end of July and was elected party leader two days later on July 28, As the party grew, Hitler also began to shift his focus more strongly towards antisemitic views and German expansionism.
By the fall of , over 20, people were members of the Nazi Party. Soon, Hitler would take action that they could not ignore. In the fall of , Hitler decided to take the government by force through a putsch coup.
The plan was to first take over the Bavarian government and then the German federal government. On November 8, , Hitler and his men attacked a beer hall where Bavarian-government leaders were meeting.
Despite the element of surprise and machine guns, the plan was soon foiled. Hitler and his men then decided to march down the streets but were soon shot at by the German military.
The group quickly disbanded, with a few dead and a number injured. Hitler was later caught, arrested, tried, and sentenced to five years at Landsberg Prison.
Hitler, however, only served eight months, during which time he wrote Mein Kampf. On that day, Hitler, who had been released from prison in December , re-founded the Nazi Party.
The party re-structuring also created a new position of Gauleiter , which was regional leaders that were tasked with building party support in their specified areas of Germany.
A second paramilitary group was also created, the Schutzstaffel SS , which served as the special protection unit for Hitler and his inner circle.
Collectively, the party sought success via the state and federal parliamentary elections, but this success was slow to come to fruition.
The burgeoning Great Depression in the United States soon spread throughout the world. Germany was one of the countries to be most affected by this economic domino effect and the Nazis benefitted from the rise in both inflation and unemployment in the Weimar Republic.
In September , the Nazi Party captured This made the party the second-most influential political party in Germany, with only the Social Democratic Party holding more seats in the Reichstag.
In July , an election was held following a coup on the Prussian state government. The Nazis captured their highest number of votes yet, winning The party now held the majority of the seats in the parliament.
This made it difficult for the government to operate without the support of a majority coalition. From this point forward, the Weimar Republic began a rapid decline.
In an attempt to rectify the difficult political situation, Chancellor Fritz von Papen dissolved the Reichstag in November and called for a new election.
Although the support for the Nazis did decline to A weakened and desperate Papen decided that his best strategy was to elevate the Nazi leader to the position of chancellor so that he, himself, could maintain a role in the disintegrating government.
With the support of media magnate Alfred Hugenberg, and new chancellor Kurt von Schleicher, Papen convinced President Hindenburg that placing Hitler into the role of chancellor would be the best way to contain him.
The group believed that if Hitler were given this position then they, as members of his cabinet, could keep his right-wing policies in check.
Hindenburg reluctantly agreed to the political maneuvering and on January 30, , officially appointed Adolf Hitler as the chancellor of Germany.
The government, under the influence of Hitler, was quick to label the fire arson and place the blame on the communists. Ultimately, five members of the Communist Party were put on trial for the fire and one, Marinus van der Lubbe, was executed in January for the crime.
Today, many historians believe that the Nazis set the fire themselves so that Hitler would have a pretense for the events that followed the fire.
This emergency legislation extended the Decree for the Protection of the German People, passed on February 4.
It largely suspended the civil liberties of the German people claiming that this sacrifice was necessary for personal and state safety.
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