Especially when NAXIS were actually borderline Marxists.
“...“Right-wing” means Nazi -— how could someone who cherishes individual rights be a “Right-wing”?...”
Nazism wasn’t and isn’t a “right-wing” ideology. That may be what the popular establishment (read that Liberal) wants you to believe.
Nazism - or National Socialist German Worker’s Party - is a left-wing Socialist ideology. Always has been, from it’s inception.
Libs have successfully clouded that for years. They’re lying, as they’ve always done.
Actually, a "Nazi" is a species of socialist, dressed up in pan-German chauvinism and militaristic patriotism to attract a key power-center in 19th and early-20th-century German societys: the German Wehrmacht officer corps.
A genuine "rightist" would be a Phalangist (Francisco Franco) or Fascist (Benito Mussolini, Oswald Moseley) who is not a socialist (government ownership of the economy), but rather an access- or crony-capitalist, in which large corporations continue to "own" the economy and engage the government in a commensal or symbiotic relationship in feeding off the public.
Examples of big Italian companies that worked in defense industries were Savoia-Marchetti, Reggiane, Caproni, and shipbuilder and naval architect Orlando-Terni-Orlando, whose numerous naval ship designs wound up even in the Soviet Navy, influencing Russian warship construction for years to come.
The Germans permitted private companies to continue, so they weren't Communists, but many of the companies supported the State, fascist-style -- like I.G. Farben, Hentschel, Ferdinand Porsche, Messerschmidt-Boelkow-Blohm, Germania shipyards, and other names familiar from the history of World War II, and the Nazi Party (the NSDAP, or National Socialist German Workers' Party) continued to emphasize its labor roots and message of (militarized) social welfarism and experimentations like the "German mother" program of Nazi-run "Aryan-breeding" mass creches.
The key doctrinal difference between a Socialist-Communist and a Phalangist-Fascist is the emphasis on the People (das Volk, the constant Russian harping on "People's [narodny] this and People's that") on the one hand, and the emphasis on the primacy of the State, il Stato, on the other, and in the latter case, the conscription of the old nobility (Count Ciano, e.g.) and moral order (the Catholic Church) to support the State, whereas in Germany the Junker nobility, who ran the Wehrmacht, were tolerated and used (all the Prussian "von's" -- von Rundstedt, von Bock, von Brauchhitsch, von Kleist, von Bittrich, von Manstein), but non-Prussian generals were groomed, preened, and deep-selected on merit for high command, strapping around the "old boy network": Heinz Guderian, Erwin Rommel, Otto Skorzeny.
In parallel with the "new Nazi generals" program, Hitler and Himmler also promoted a new public morality based on race, blood, and the rejection of traditional Christianity. No German could become an SS man who was not gottglaeubig, a "God-believer" -- but it was a novel, neo-paganized sort of belief, and not real Christianity at all, a difference that sent many devout Christians to the concentration camps.