Yes, although the Nazis were the furthest thing from Conservative leaders, other than the actual Communists.
Comparing the Nazis to the Confederates (that is the absolute monolithic totalitarians to the very individualistic Confederates, is itself a demonstration of the irrationality of the Left.)
The reality is that the Left seeks a Nazi like monolithic society, and the recognition of the American Indians--for that matter the recognition of any ethnicity--other than in connection with "victimization politics"--is offensive to those whose egalitarian fanaticism drives them into the insane pretense that all peoples are simply interchangeable.
To understand the mindset, Compassion Or Compulsion?.
William Flax
Absolutely true. The notion that Hitler was somehow right-wing (extreme or not) is a total myth the "Progressives" continually attempt to foist off on the low-information pukes.
The word "Nazi" comes from the German pronunciation of the first two syllables of the Party's official name: Die Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei, the National Socialist German Workers' Party.
IOW, the Nazis were lefties, just like the commies, but they couldn't get along because the Krauts felt their German version of leftism was superior to the Rooskies' international socialist vision.