IDEOLOGY PROFILE / ULTRANATIONALISM

Strasserism.

The “second program” current of German national socialism around Gregor and Otto Strasser before 1933: revolutionary anti-Versailles nationalism joined to hostility toward finance capital and to demands for worker participation, while rejecting Marxist class politics. Otto Strasser broke with Hitler over the leadership principle and racial doctrine; Gregor Strasser was killed in 1934. Its economic program never separated from ultranationalist and authoritarian politics.

UltranationalismThird Position

AT A GLANCE

Defining principles

01National community against both class war and liberal capitalism

02Expropriation of “finance” capital while productive enterprise survives

03An authoritarian revolutionary state directed from above

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THE PROFILE

How this tradition is modeled

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You Strasserism

Political economy

Private property55

Market exchange30

Economic planning80

Redistribution78

Worker control68

State ownership78

Organized sectors75

Class politics22

Institutions

Political pluralism0

Centralization93

Civil liberties5

Society & identity

Social hierarchy73

National sovereignty100

Ethnic identity in politics90

Internationalism0

Migration openness13

Culture & change

Cultural traditionalism73

Structural rupture93

Foreign affairs

Use of force90

Scale: 0–100 within each dimension. Bars show relative positioning, not strength of conviction. Unanswered dimensions are omitted.

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THE DISTINCTIONS

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Strasserismvs.

The racial ideology of the Nazi movement: an extreme form of fascism centered on racial hierarchy, antisemitism, dictatorship, and expansionism. Its historical regime carried out genocide.

Worker control

Strasserism 68National Socialism 5

Social hierarchy

Strasserism 73National Socialism 100

State ownership

Strasserism 78National Socialism 53

Class politics

Strasserism 22National Socialism 0

Private property

Strasserism 55National Socialism 73

Numbers indicate model positions on a 0–100 scale, not a moral ranking or measure of certainty.