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- The word NAZI has powerful emotional connotations. We associate it with the worst in human nature. The political left routinely uses the word "Nazi" to silence opponents to their agenda.
- But history shows how the left has used Nazi methods of governance and control of the population throughout history (such as in Communist Germany, the Soviet Union, Cuba, North Korea, China, and more). Those methods have included genocide on a grand scale.
- The left's violent attacks on Trump supporters, and their repeated efforts to silence those who stand for free speech, are chillingly reminiscent of Hitler's Brown Shirts. The following article debunks the notion that Nazis and Fascists were right wing.
Big Liar - How Theodor Adorno
redefined Fascism
The Big Lie: Exposing the Nazi Roots of the American Left
Fascism and Nazism are both phenomena of the left. This makes ideological sense, because at their core they represent ideologies of the centralized, all-powerful state.
Moreover, fascism grew out of Marxism, and fascism’s founder Benito Mussolini, was a Marxist and lifelong socialist.
Hitler, too, was a socialist who headed the National Socialist Party and in fact changed the name of the German Workers Party to make it the National Socialist German Workers Party.
How, then, did progressives in America re-define fascism and Nazism as phenomena of the right? This sleight-of-hand occurred after World War II, once fascism and Nazism were discredited with the reputation of Holocaust. Then progressives recognized it was important to cover up the leftist roots of fascism and Nazism and to move them from the left-wing column into the right-wing column.
The man most responsible for the progressive redefinition of fascism is Theodor Adorno, a German Marxist intellectual and a member of the influential Institute for Social Research, otherwise known as the Frankfurt School.
The Frankfurt School scholars were leftists and most of them were refugees from Nazi Germany. Some settled in Europe; others like Adorno and Herbert Marcuse came to the United States.
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