Germany's Parties and Hitler final speech

Shameka Clark

LEH 300

 

            The three parties that I will be discussing today are: Communist Party, Nazi Party and the Social-democratic Party. All three of these parties have some similarities and differences. Let’s take a look of some the similarities first. The similarities will all three parties are they want the German people to have a better livelihood/jobs. The Nazi and Communist party want to get rid of other races in Germany and overthrow the Republic. The Nazi and the Communist party want to get rid of private property.

            The differences between the three parties are as followed. The Social-democratic Party supports the German Republic. People who have any disagreement are allowed to speak their minds; unlike the Communist and Nazi party. The Social-democratic Party wants to lower taxes and provide the German people with unemployment compensation for up to six months.

 

Hitler’s Final Speech

“The army that we are building grows from day to day, from hour to hour. Right at this moment I have the proud hope that once the hour strikes these wild troops will merge into battalions, battalions into regiments, regiments into divisions. I have hopes that the old cockade will be lifted from the dirt, that the old colors will be unfurled to flutter again, that expiation will come before the tribunal of God. Then from our bones and from our graves will speak the voice of the only tribunal which has the right to sit in justice over us.”

-          What I believe Hitler is saying in this quote is the idea that the stronger his beliefs become the more vast the fight becomes. The more people that become inspired by these beliefs the more likely all will rise up and form as one to carry out the objectives of what Hitler was trying to portray. The very idea that one group can rise up and take the place for which Hitler seen for his people gave that inspiration and he didn’t get specific because others might have separate opinions , but when u combine the idea of all standing together as one like the beginning of the quote has unity is the message that is being displayed.