Guess what Dave, Unions: the same thing happened in communist countries like DDR, Romania, Poland and USSR. The trade unions were not free either and were state run and there were no basic rights.
Yes they provided for better working conditions. That's spun as a way to make workforce obedient but that only shows that these guys were as collectivist as the communists who ran Eastern Europe.
Dude, I lived in such a system, you only watched movies.
We can at the very least say, that the NSDAP had many SOCIALIST policies. But people are weary to call them left wing for political reasons. The definitions are spun thus.
Germany was not a capitalist country. It had no free market and the economy was controlled by the state and workers were uplifted and given things such as maternity leave and better retirement options.
Watch the TIK video from earlier and he has many videos on the subject.
AI:
They were National Socialists. They provided socialism only to their own 'nation'.
Soviets: were class socialists. If you were in their class, you were provided for, if not, you were killed or sent to the gulag.
Millions of people had that fate.
The Nazis had to fund a war. But that war was for their common man. They didn't start a war to make IG Farben rich, they made it for their 'people' and the people or volk were egalitarian and made into one class.
We have to remember that even the Soviets were happy to allow for some capitalism when they needed it:
en.wikipedia.org
