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Пишет Misha Verbitsky (![[info]](http://lj.rossia.org/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} tiphareth) |
ну да, за нацистов голосовали массы, недовольные прусскими юнкерами
естественно, что в основном в Пруссии
но (независимо от результатов голосования, которое
было результатом манипуляции со стороны нацистов
и со стороны Коминтерна, который был в союзе
с нацистами) основа нацистских сил была католической
и ажстрийской либо баварской, включая и Гитлера
Основа коминтерновских сил как раз была прусской,
что и обусловило вышеприведенную картинку: коммунисты де факто
агитировали за NSDAP
http://forum.axishistory.com/viewto
In order to achieve a majority vote the Nazis could not do without Communist participation in the referendum. A unique Red-Brown alliance had been formed: both Nazis and Communists marched together in demonstrations against the Social-Democratic government of Prussia.
In his excellent study on the history of the Socialist International, Franz Borkenau, observes:
"This was no longer simply the theory of ‘Social-Fascism,' the belief that there was no difference between Fascism and democracy and that the Social-Democrats were just as bad as the Nazis... Their (= the Communists, V.) participation in the Nazi referendum implied more. It implied the view that to overthrow the last defense of German democracy, the Prussian government, in co-operation with the Nazis, meant progress, that a Nazi régime was preferable to a democratic régime."
естественно, что в основном в Пруссии
но (независимо от результатов голосования, которое
было результатом манипуляции со стороны нацистов
и со стороны Коминтерна, который был в союзе
с нацистами) основа нацистских сил была католической
и ажстрийской либо баварской, включая и Гитлера
Основа коминтерновских сил как раз была прусской,
что и обусловило вышеприведенную картинку: коммунисты де факто
агитировали за NSDAP
http://forum.axishistory.com/viewto
In order to achieve a majority vote the Nazis could not do without Communist participation in the referendum. A unique Red-Brown alliance had been formed: both Nazis and Communists marched together in demonstrations against the Social-Democratic government of Prussia.
In his excellent study on the history of the Socialist International, Franz Borkenau, observes:
"This was no longer simply the theory of ‘Social-Fascism,' the belief that there was no difference between Fascism and democracy and that the Social-Democrats were just as bad as the Nazis... Their (= the Communists, V.) participation in the Nazi referendum implied more. It implied the view that to overthrow the last defense of German democracy, the Prussian government, in co-operation with the Nazis, meant progress, that a Nazi régime was preferable to a democratic régime."
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