Engelsk
Abstract: Hitler Democracy and Ideology
This paper examines Hitler’s ideology and view on democracy. It also set out to find events which where a result of Hitler’s politics and which role the ideology and democracy had in these events, but also on how it has affect Germanys democracy in the years after World war two.
To understand Hitler’s views and believes, an analyze was conducted, which included several bock and an article. A selection of useful materiel from useless materiel was also a method which was adopted.
It is shown that Hitler’s ideology was totalitarian, which resulted in discrimination, loss of liberty and mass murder, all in the name of the superior race survival. His opinion on democracy where not high, he believed it to be paper pushing ore red-tape. One leader was the solution, who only answered to the people, not to other politicians. Hitler’s views has had an a affect on the later development of democracy of Germany. The international supervision of Germany after World War to, created a democracy which are less nationalistic, but more multicultural than many other democracies in the western world. Even do Hitler’s visions created so much pain it also resulted in a very open democracy in Germany today.
Svar #1
15. februar 2007 af ZallyAward (Slettet)
"This paper examines Hitler’s ideology and view on democracy. It also sets out to find events which are a result of Hitler’s politics and to find out which role the ideology and democracy had in these events, but also on how it has effected Germany's democracy in the years after World War II.
To understand Hitler’s views and beliefs, an analysis was conducted, which included several books and an article. A method which was also taken in use was selecting useful material from useless material.
It turns out that Hitler’s ideology was totalitarian, which resulted in discrimination, loss of liberty and mass murder, all in the name of the survival of the superior race. His opinion on democracy was not high. He believed it to be paper pushing ore red-tape. One leader who only answered to the people, not to other politicians, was the solution. Hitler’s views has had an effect on the later development of the democracy of Germany. The international supervision of Germany after World War II, created a democracy which is less nationalistic, but more multicultural than many other democracies in the western world. Even though Hitler’s visions created so much pain it also resulted in a very open democracy in Germany today."
Generelt en meget velskrevet tekst, men med enkelte fejl. Jeg har også ændret ordstillingen i enkelte sætninger og tilføjet nogle ord visse steder da man på engelsk skal passe på med at være for indforstået.
Jeg vil gerne spørge til denne sætning:
"He believed it to be paper pushing ore red-tape."
Hvad mener du præcis med dette? Er det evt.:
"He believed it to be paper pushing or red-tape."?
Men sætningen er lidt triviel da paper pushing og red-tape i bund og grund betyder det samme.
Hvis du vil have mere hjælp kan du sende mig en email eller tilføje mig på MSN: [email protected]
Svar #2
13. maj 2008 af littleman (Slettet)
Håber at det hjalp.
Svar #3
16. december 2008 af Antikia (Slettet)
Hvis nogen skulle finde det her indlæg længe efter, ligesom jeg har gjort, kan jeg oplyse jer om at et abstract skal være i NUTID
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