Hitler's foreign policy: Nazi or nationalistic? 3 Articles

by Robbie Cosslett

There are a number of key differences that separate Nazi foreign policy to that which would have been pursued by a purely nationalist government. Firstly, it is important to look at the Hossbach Memorandum in November 1...read more

by Cary Dowalt

Hitler's foreign policy was a bizarre idealogical hybrid which has deep roots in a mutated and exaggerated form of German Romanticism and a peculiar form of German xenophobia. Hitler apparently conceived of his domestic an...read more

by Robert Grason

What we are beginning to discover about the inner workings of the Nazi party seems to suggest that Hitler didn't have any policy as such, but was rather motivated by whims and impulses. Foreign policy certainly appears in...read more