Hitler often called on the German public to sacrifice all for the cause of their great nation, but his regime did not create German nationalism: it merely capitalized on an intrinsic cultural value of German society that still remains prevalent even to this day.
Hitler often called on the German public. This was to sacrifice all for the cause of their great nation. His regime did not create German nationalism. It merely capitalized on an intrinsic cultural value of German society. This intrinsic cultural value of German society still remains prevalent even to this day.