Strife in the socialist party,, still the socialist party prevailed. You are hiding evidence Bum.
This from wiki.
"Röhm left the
Reichswehr in 1923 and later became commander of the SA. During the 1920s and 1930s, the SA functioned as a private militia used by Hitler to intimidate rivals and disrupt the meetings of competing political parties, especially those of the
Social Democrats and the
Communists. Also known as the "brownshirts" or "stormtroopers", the SA became notorious for their street battles with the Communists.[SUP]
[5][/SUP] The violent confrontations between the two contributed to the destabilisation of Germany's inter-war experiment with
democracy, the Weimar Republic.[SUP]
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Hitler's appointment as chancellor, followed by the suppression of all political parties except the Nazis, did not end the violence of the stormtroopers. Deprived of Communist party meetings to disrupt, the stormtroopers would sometimes run riot in the streets after a night of drinking. They would attack passers-by, and then attack the police who were called to stop them.[SUP]
[8][/SUP] Complaints of "overbearing and loutish" behaviour by stormtroopers became common by the middle of 1933. The
Foreign Office even complained of instances where brownshirts manhandled foreign diplomats.[SUP]
[9][/SUP] The stormtroopers' behaviour disturbed the German
middle classes and other conservative elements in society, such as the army.[SUP][
citation needed][/SUP]
Hitler's move would be to strengthen his position with the army by moving against its nemesis, the SA.[SUP]
[10][/SUP] On July 6, 1933, at a gathering of high-ranking Nazi officials, Hitler declared the success of the
National Socialist, or Nazi,
brown revolution. Now that the
NSDAP had seized the reins of power in Germany, he said, it was time to consolidate its control. Hitler told the gathered officials, "The stream of revolution has been undammed, but it must be channelled into the secure bed of evolution."[SUP]
[11][/SUP]
Hitler's speech signalled his intention to rein in the SA, whose ranks had grown rapidly in the early 1930s. This would not prove to be simple, however, as the SA made up a large part of Nazism's most devoted followers. The SA traced its dramatic rise in numbers in part to the onset of
the Great Depression, when many German citizens lost both their jobs and their faith in traditional institutions. While Nazism was not exclusively – or even primarily – a
working class phenomenon, the SA fulfilled the yearning of many unemployed workers for class solidarity and nationalist fervour.[SUP]
[f][/SUP] Many stormtroopers believed in the
socialist promise of National Socialism and expected the Nazi regime to take more radical economic action, such as breaking up the vast landed estates of the aristocracy. When the Nazi regime did not take such steps, those who expected an economic as well as a political revolution were disillusioned.[SUP]
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Fascism( from your industrial financiers in bed with the dictator),, National socialists, democratic socialists, Communists. They all have one thing in common. They are Government down entities.. The people at the top are ruling over everyone else, the "slaves" to the government.
Big government is not what this country is founded on,, our history and our foundation split with Europe, before Marx. trying to compare the politics of Europe with the politics of the US is foolish.
Although,, the progressive Bull Moose Party did split the republican party and cause part of our problems now. Democrats were lured into the socialist mantra, Republicans have been slowly being infiltrated, Brilliantly so. But the fact remains that both parties are now on the left of our founding historically.