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Historical regime · 1933–1945

Nazi Germany

Nazi totalitarian dictatorship

Nazi Germany leans hardest toward Central, Order and Nationalist.

MAPVOTEFREEDOMBORDERSWARCULTUREPROPERTYECONOMYTRADERELIGIONSOCIETYTECH
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The 12 axes, with receipts

Map100% central · all in
LocalCentral

Abolished the federal states and centralised everything.

Vote95% authority · all in
DemocracyAuthority

The Führer principle; plebiscites only ratified the leader.

Freedom100% order · all in
LibertyOrder

Gestapo terror, total censorship and concentration camps.

Borders100% nationalist · all in
GlobalistNationalist

Left the League of Nations and tore up treaties.

War100% hawk · all in
DoveHawk

Rearmament, conscription and wars of conquest.

Culture100% assimilationist · all in
MulticulturalAssimilationist

Racial nationalism culminating in the Holocaust.

Property65% private · leaning
SharedPrivate

Private firms kept but subordinated to the state; unions abolished; Jewish property seized.

Economy75% planned · strong
PlannedFree market

Price and wage controls and a state Four-Year Plan for war production.

Trade100% protectionist · all in
Free tradeProtectionist

Pursuit of autarky and controlled foreign trade.

Religion60% secular · leaning
SecularReligious

Co-opted and repressed the churches without making religion the basis of law.

Society100% traditional · all in
ProgressiveTraditional

Enforced traditional gender roles, persecuted gay men, banned abortion for "Aryans".

Tech81% tech-forward · strong
Tech-forwardBack-to-nature

Eugenics and rocket programmes alongside "blood and soil" romanticism.

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