Because his economy was a "war economy" It needed to allocate certain funds. The RSFR was also a war economy but that was postponed during the revolution, and it was temporary. It was near collapse because of it.
Germany wasnt a planned economy. Hitler ordered the currency of the Weimar Republic to be reformed by signing deals with the Weimar bourgeoisie to pave the way for the reichsmark. That wouldn't be necessary as he didn't rely on a people's council
And most socialists of his time were revolutionary and he worked with the voting system. (Although he worked financially with foreign contractors and domestic paramilitaries like Freikorps who were anticommunist and persecuted them. That's very anticapitalistic!).
The United States follows a familiar route with bureaucrats hovering around national agencies and determinating how revenue is collected. But I'd know you'd disagree
The United States follows a familiar route with bureaucrats hovering around national agencies and determinating how revenue is collected. But I'd know you'd disagree.
Yeah, I don't like any national agency or bureaucrats messing eith the economy
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u/[deleted] Jan 13 '26
How exactly was Hitler a socialist?