Indeed, the destruction of the Strasserite element of the Nazi Party during the Night of the Long Knives (1934) was ordered at least in part to satisfy the aristocratic army and the bourgeoisie, both enemies of socialism.
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Perhaps the disgust Hitler voiced at the bourgeoisie was, like so many things Hitler did, a bit of posturing in order to win support. Even if it wasn't, he swallowed that disgust as soon as wealthy industrialists and businessmen started to support him.
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Also the way that Hitler rewarded big business and wealthy patrons by handing over Jewish businesses that the Nazi state appropriated.
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Boy it sure would be neat if he would try and be reflective about the political inclinations within himself that lead him to make this error in the first place......*checks watch*
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he's still wrong but less so. Hitler kept taxes low and didn't nationalize industry or confiscate property from anyone that was willing to subordinate themselves to his rule. He was out to co-opt the elites not eradicate them. If they got with the program they could live fat.
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