explain the socialism in germany?

In 1919, Adolf Hitler joined the National Socialist German Workers Party. This party came to be known as Nazi Party. The Nazi philosophy included nationalism and socialiam. After the death of the German President Hinderburg, Hitler assumed the post and established his dictatorial rule. He adopted stern and aggressive policies and led the Germans towards narrow nationalism. Germans considered Hitler as 'Fuhrer'. Nazi soldiers wore blue uniform and stuck a red strip on their shoulder and wore a symbol of swastika. Hitler's authoritarian and militarist nature became obvious after coming to power. His main aim was the emergence of Germany as a major power. In the name of purification of the German race, his picies were targeted at exterminating Jews, gypsies and mentally challenged people. By the end of the Second World War, innumerable European Jews lost lives, which is known as the 'Holocauat'. Hitler's expansionism, military action against neighbouring countries and the policy of exterminating certain groups led to the Second World War and became an important reason for the same.