Are you a Nazi?
Twelve statements from the most “socialist” side of National Socialism: the anti-capitalist demands of the 1920 party programme and the labour laws of the Third Reich. Say how far you agree with each one.
This is a history lesson with a score attached, not a validated psychological test. It takes about three minutes. At the end you get a percentage and the source of every statement. Nothing you answer is saved or sent anywhere.
The exclusion statements
Your percentage by theme
On their own, these themes are weak signals. Socialists and social democrats have also called for taxing war profits, land reform, profit-sharing and better pensions; and the abolition of free trade unions is shared by dictatorships of every colour. Two things set the Nazi versions apart. Every benefit was reserved for a “national community” defined by blood, which is why the exclusion statements count for most. And most of the radical demands were never carried out: once in power, the regime left big business in private hands and broke the unions instead.
Your answers and where each statement comes from
For a properly validated measure, look at Adorno’s F-scale, Altemeyer’s Right-Wing Authoritarianism scale, or the Social Dominance Orientation scale.
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