Nazis and workers before 1933.

From: The Australian Journal of Politics and History | Date: March 1, 2002| Author: Geary, Dick | Copyright information

This paper examines the mass of recent research, which suggests that the Nazis were much more successful in winning "working-class" votes than had been previously imagined. Though the research has undeniably shown a great deal of such support, some of the claims made on its basis (e.g. about the cross-sectional and relatively random distribution of Nazi support amongst workers) are not sustainable. In fact working-class Nazis were much more likely to be found amongst some communities than o...

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