NSDAP

I agree, and the BBC do love the classic analogy of the latter with the Nazi party , but conveniently forget that the Germans were officially called the NSDAP, and were also a Socialist Workers Party!

"typical urban dwellers" 2009

And, in any case, the NSDAP was the only legal party from mid-1933 onward.

Things One Should Not Forget: The Quickening « Whatever 2008

It could be argued, just as for Herbert von Karajan and less famously Karl Böhm, that her association with the NSDAP was a "career thing."

Archive 2006-08-01 Patrick J. Smith 2006

It could be argued, just as for Herbert von Karajan and less famously Karl Böhm, that her association with the NSDAP was a "career thing."

Schwarzkopf's Past Patrick J. Smith 2006

What made this unacceptable to the NSDAP was their insularism. "jobs for the boys".

Army Rumour Service 2010

What made this unacceptable to the NSDAP was their insularism. "jobs for the boys".

Army Rumour Service 2010

Janine, my point is that even in those elections the NSDAP was the strongest party and therefore the winner of the election, if you consider the german parliamentary system. (33% and 37% of the vote).

ScienceBlogs Channel : Life Science 2009

It is untrue that "most books" call the NSDAP the Nazi party.

Citizendium, the Citizens' Compendium - Recent changes [en] 2008

Those parties - such as NSDAP or the communist parties - would once pretend to be small, suppressed, and cute groups that deserved support.

The Reference Frame 2010

A party such as the NSDAP, which is responsible to history for the future of the German Reich, cannot content itself with the hope for future leaders but must create a strain of strong and true personalities which should offer the constantly renewed possibility of replacing leaders whenever it is necessary. [

Readings on Fascism and National Socialism Selected by members of the department of philosophy, University of Colorado Various