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I thought I'd take a little time, as an information professional, to provide you with some links to correct some of the misperceptions you have been falling for, thanks to people like those that currently head the ALA. Here's a nice bit of information on how the Nazis were a socialist party:

http://russp.org/nazis.html

You are wrong. Been there, done that.

You are not an information professional, you are a provider of disinformation at best. Most people will agree with me and not you about who the Nazis were and what they are all about.

How many times have your read Mein Kampf? Or how many speeches have you read by Hitler? Or this: Hitler and his generals : military conferences 1942-1945 : the first complete stenographic record of the military situation conferences, from Stalingrad to Berlin / c2002-2003.

Maybe you will know more then, eh?

Cordially

Eldar

“Founded on January 5, 1919, the nazi party had its origins in the politischer arbeiterzirkel (political workers' circle), a small RIGHT-wing group that met beginning in november 1918 under the leadership of Anton Drexler, a locksmith at the locomotive works in Munich, and Karl Harrer, a racist reporter and member of the Thule Society. A rabid antisemitism characterized its meetings. In 1919, under Drexler, this cirle became the Deutsche Arbeiterpaqrtei (German Workers' Party), and its foundation by Drexler marked the beginning of the development of politically organized national socialism. In early 1920 it was renamed the Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei. Adolph Hitler joined the party on September 12, 1919, becoming its leader in 1921." From the Holocaust Encyclopedia

http://motlc.wiesenthal.com/text/x32/xr3255.html

Totolitarianism comes in many flavors. Nazis and Commies are descrete types and it's sloppy thinking to try and blend the two. But in the end they have the same goal, rule of the many by the few.

Buzz