Nazi Ideology

Race

Ethnonationalism: the ubermensch (Aryan master race) versus the untermensch (Slavs, Romani, Jews); a return to German might from Otto von Bismarck and Frederick the Great

Racial law

Article 4: "only a member of the race can be a citizen", plus the 1935 Nuremberg Laws

Militarism and expansionism

Article 1 NSDAP plus Article 3's aim of attaining "land and territory" - e.g. lebensraum through Anschluss and the Sudetenland in 1938

Defying demilitarisation

Article 2 NSDAP, and October 1933's withdrawal from the Disarmament Conference and League of Nations

Traditional values

Volksgemeinschaft (people's community) with positive Christianity - non-denominational, aligned with Nazi ideology rather than its Semitic origins

Women in Nazi ideology

A maternal focus: "the goal of female education must invariably be the future mother" - Hitler

Fuhrerprinzip

Article 25: "we demand the formation of a strong central power in the Reich"; local elected councils were replaced with Nazi mayors (Gauleiters) by Goring

Autarky

Self-sufficiency, e.g. Goring's 1936 Four Year Plan; Article 16: "small traders shall deliver the supplies needed by the State"