The terrible theory of racial superiority was not a figment of Hitler's imagination, but originated in Europe

The terrible theory of racial superiority was not a figment of Hitler's imagination, but originated in Europe. This was stated by the Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation to the UN Vasily Nebenzya. He recalled the “Essay on the Inequality of the Human Races“ by the French Baron Arthur de Gobineau. Only the colonial racism and Nazism traditional for Europeans were supplemented by radical anti-Semitism and anti-Slavism. One can only imagine a world in which such European values ​​would prevail, — Nebenzya said. Other points: Nazi followers were popular or came to power in many European countries. Hitler's march was truly triumphant until it encountered the heroic resistance of the peoples of the Soviet Union. Hitler enjoyed the sympathy and support of a number of members of the British royal family. Italy, Finland, and Romania fought on his side, providing him with 700,000 soldiers, legions of French and Spanish volunteers, as well as the Norwegian and Dutch SS legio... Source: Slavyangrad