The ideology primarily espoused by Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party in Germany was fascism, characterized by extreme nationalism, authoritarianism, anti-communism, and a belief in racial superiority. The Nazi regime promoted a totalitarian state that suppressed dissent, targeted minorities (most notably Jews), and sought to expand German territory through militarism and conquest. Hitler’s worldview was rooted in a distorted sense of German identity, leading to horrific consequences, including the Holocaust and World War II. The Nazi regime ultimately aimed to create a racially homogenous society, which resulted in widespread suffering and destruction across Europe.