In 1920, socialism was still about the abolition of things like state, citizenship, and class. Nazis were in the complete opposition of that by advocating for a

In 1920, socialism was still about the abolition of things like state, citizenship, and class. Nazis were in the complete opposition of that by advocating for a stronger state. The idea of socialism in one country and of the state as the protector of socialism (rather than a necessary evil or an outright enemy) only appeared once it had become clear that the revolution had failed in in most of Europe.