What is the role of the Aryan race in human history, according to Hitler?
As per Hitler’s theories, the Aryans were originally a pure nation. Because the Aryan was superior he enslaved the inferior race (the Moore), who although they were subjected to hard work learned the culture of the Aryan. So Hitler’s theory was that Aryan was originally the preserver and propagator of the current culture, which all races have benefited from.
Why is the Japanese, in Hitler’s theories, a “culture-bearing” rather than a “culture-creating” people?
According to Adolf Hitler’s superstition theories, the Japanese culture had not originated from the Japanese themselves, but it was originated from an Aryan spirit several decades back (Hitler, 2010). So, according to Adolf Hitler, the foreign Aryan spirit was the awakener of Japanese people hence the bore a culture that they did not create.
Hitler believed that cultural progress was necessarily aggressive. Why?
Hitler believed that culture must be progressed through aggressive means because some cultures are superior to others. Hitler believed that those who possess superior culture must ruthlessly keep up the” masters” position so that they remain the preservers and propagators of culture. This is supposed to be done through all means, including slavery.
How are Jews said to destroy cultures?
The Jews were said to destroy cultures because the other cultures held a higher view of Jewish culture than of their own. Hitler believed it was the wrong approach because Jews had conquered their former catastrophes not because of forces but as a result of forces, besides, he believed that Jews used not to assimilate with foreign cultures, but, rather they used to imitate it hence destroying the culture.
Did Hitler view the defeat in World War I as inevitable? Was the Allied victory a good or bad thing, in Hitler’s view?
Hitler strongly believed that his country never lost World War 1, but it was the leaders who betrayed his country. Allied victory over Germany in World War1 must have been a very good thing to Hitler personally because he loved war and he also had territorial ambitions, and the Allied victory provided him with the opportunity to pursue these two ambitions with the support of his people,
References
Hitler, A. (2010). Mein Kampf. Bottom of the Hill Publishing.