Hitler's Ideologies and Criticisms of Western Societies

“Adolf Hitler became Chancellor of Germany in January of 1933” and assumed both the powers of president and chancellor in August of 1934. He was a very ruthless and determined leader. Finding fault was a strength of Hitler’s and finding it in Western societies was no different.
In reading the “Idelogies of the Axis Powers” it was clear that Hitler and the authors of the Cardinal Principles were against the political leadership in the United States of America and the United Kingdom. They suggested that the Western nations gave their citizens too much freedom and would result in deprivation of ethical standards. “Those who want to live, let them fight, and those who do not want to fight in this world of eternal struggle do not deserve to live”

was one of Hitler’s famous statements. Clearly a determined and ruthless leader that would stop at nothing. Another way the leaders found fault with the Western governments is the way they had a conflict of interests within the countries. For instance, Hitler was confident that the United States of America simply wanted to feat the weaker nations for their own selfish advances. Which we know not to be true because the United States were isolationist and stayed neutral.
Things are not always what they seem as the same with the Western societies. They were perceived as interfering with the internal affairs of sovereign nations to an unacceptable level. Due to all that was going on within the world and all the uncertainties, Hitler and the authors of the Cardinal Principles gained a lot of popularity from society. The societies were looking for guidance in regard to the international relations with countries such as the United States of America. This was easy for Hitler because he was extremely outspoken and insisted on getting the society on his side.
Hitler and the Cardinal Principles found many faults with the mainstream Western societies and political and social values. He had his motives and carried them out until he killed himself in April of 1945.