The ideological landscape of Nazi Germany during World War II was a complex and often misunderstood topic.

Contrary to popular belief, Nazi Germany was not a communist state, but rather adhered to a unique and radical form of nationalism and authoritarianism known as fascism.

At the core of Nazi ideology was the belief in the superiority of the "Aryan race" and the need to purge society of "undesirable" elements, such as Jews, Roma, and other minorities.

This racial nationalism stood in stark opposition to the core communist principles of internationalism and the abolition of class distinctions. - https://germanyfocusguide.com/blog/was-germany-communist-in-ww2/?unique_id_57wsf1j5

Exploring the Ideological Divide: Was Nazi Germany a Form of Communism During WWII?