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[MCU] Did the Red Skull share Nazi ideology on race?

His views on ethnic groups was never brought up in Captain America: The First Avenger. Was he just working with the Nazis (at first) to gain power, or was he a full Nazi bigot? I know his comics counterpart is, but what about the MCU version?
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A tie-in comic has him dismiss the whole obsession as "racist superstition masquerading as junk science". Though he is absolutely a believer in supremacy, he thinks it's him.

He tells Erskine the following when he forces him to work for him on the Super Soldier Serum:

"The superior man will not be born, Professor Erskine. He will not be a member of any master race. He will be a race unto himself. And you are going to help me make him".

Though he is absolutely willing to sign up with & help the Nazis (And does for years) because he agrees with them on other things and to use them to further his goals.

But ultimately his loyalty is only to himself. He doesn't seem to believe in nationalism either (Telling Cap the future will have no flags) & murders Nazis when he turns against them. They were a means to an end.

He doesn't think people are lesser because of their race. He thinks they're lesser because they aren't him. He's convinced he's special, that the serum let him leave humanity behind. That's why he's so furious at Cap when he says he's just a kid from Brooklyn despite also having the serum.