Hitler drew from a German tradition that Adolf Stoecker (Bismarck's chaplain) and the historical school of economics started in the 1860-70s and grew steadily into the 1920s. RW Socialism believed foremost in the dignity of working men. His platform in the late 1870s included insurance for working men who had no safety net. Bismarck's social reforms were Stoecker's ideas.
Hitler drew from a German tradition that Adolf Stoecker (Bismarck's chaplain) and the historical school of economics started in the 1860-70s and grew steadily into the 1920s. RW Socialism believed foremost in the dignity of working men. His platform in the late 1870s included insurance for working men who had no safety net. Bismarck's social reforms were Stoecker's ideas.
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