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58.) and to consider them. They only add more clearly to the whole picture of the abhorrent na- cist system The war of the year l939 has itself shown that the original forms of violence are still increasing as needed and that the measured boron-mulations are only time-consuming as it fits the eye-catching policy of the Third Reich. d)iNational Socialism in its relationship to the theory of democratism. From all these considerations, I would now like to draw a general conclusion on the relation of this whole doctrine to the philosophy and practice of the democratic system. Above all, one can say Fblgendes about the relationship of fascistism and the Nazi doctrine only very briefly: 1.) Both doctrines, the Faschismis and the National Socialism, have a number of common theses, in others they are quite different. Both are in theory and in practice a reaction against the whole French philosophy and the American revolution and against the traditions and ideas of British constitutional parliamentarism, from which the modern democracy was born. They are anti-rationalistic, anti-humanistigoh, antiegaliter, they are essentially from the ss p se a, are voluntaristisoh and subjectiveistic.