What happened
A recent examination of Adolf Hitler's 1920 platform has shed light on the true nature of his ideology, revealing it to be the opposite of conservative liberty. The platform, which was introduced by the National Socialist German Workers' Party, called for the nationalization of trusts, profit-sharing in large industries, and the abolition of unearned income, among other measures.
Hitler's regime was marked by total state power over the economy, with the abolition of independent unions, the capping of corporate dividends, and the state setting prices and wages. This approach is in stark contrast to the principles of American conservatism, which emphasizes limited government, free markets, and individual liberty.
Despite being labeled as a man of the