386 Index
Mises,Ludwig,von:acceptsleft-wing capitalists,164, 164–165; on WilhelmRiehl,
misconceptionsaboutsocialDarwinism,8; 219, 220, 221.See alsoBannister,Robert;
on altruism, 293 environmentalism;Fest,Joachim;German
Moellervan den Bruck,Arthur:as Volkish philosophyof the nineteenthcentury;
Romantic,72, 221; coins“ThirdReich”, 162; Gregor,A James;Grunberger,Richard;Kelly,
influencesOttoStrasser,221; on capitalism, Alfred;Kershaw,Ian; Milward,Alan;
162; onThe ThirdWay, 162 Poliakov,Léon; Romanticistphilosophy;
Monks,RobertA. G., 104 Shirer,William;Steigmann-Gall,Richard;
Monopoly:of guilds,137, 154, 163; on forceheld Steinweis,AlanE.; Toland,John;Turner,
by a hegemony,xii–xiii, 302, 310–311; versus HenryAshby,Jr.; Volkishmovement
antitrust,63, 104, 106, 107 Mowry,George,82, 85, 89, 104, 110, 112–113,
MonsantoCorporation, 224 119
Moore,G. E. (philosopher), 328 Muir,John,37, 115
Moore,Michael(filmmaker):accusescapitalism Muller,Hermann, 93
of exaggeratingIslamicterroristthreatto Mullerv. Oregon(courtcase),104, 106
distractpopulation:appearsinThe multiculturalism,267–269
Corporationfilm,145; fromreal threatby Murray,Nicholas, 98
capitalism,170; denouncingUSA,180; falsely Mussolini,Benito:and “totalitariandemocracy”,
accusesCoca-Colaof Nazicollaboration,145; 154; avowsoppositionto laissezfaire,152; as
rhetoricsimilarto Nazianti-capitalist socialist,152, 153–154; defendedbyThe New
rhetoric,162, 168–169, 178–179, 180, 181, 182; Republicmagazine,157–158; definesfascism,
on the ThirdWay, 162 151–152; economicinefficiencyof his regime,
Moore,R. Laurence,64–65, 82, 103, 104, 121 237; influenceon NewDeal,189; observes
More,Max, 239 parallelsbetweenfascismand Keynesian
Morgan,JohnPierpont,Jr., 33 economics,190; quoted,151–152, 154, 155,
Morgan,JohnPierpont,Sr., 37, 114 190; not knownfor persecutingJews,152;
mortalityrate.SeeWesternmortalityrate praisedby Ida Tarbell,156–157; praisedby
Mosse,GeorgeL.: misidentifiesGerman LincolnSteffens,155; praisesNewDealfor
eugenicistsas laissez-fairecapitalists,134; on similaritiesto fascism,155, 190.See also
anti-capitalismof Nazis,161, 162, 163, 166, “corporatism” (term);Diggins,John;fascism;
167–168, 219; on brutalityof Prussian Gregor,A. James;Keynes,JohnMaynard;
governmentschools,222; on Christian Naziism;NewDeal;Progressives;right
SocialistPartyof Austria,184; on collectivism wing;socialists
of ThirdReich,246; on environmentalismof
Volkishmovement,219, 221; on German NAACP.SeeNationalAssociationfor the Ad-
YouthMovement,220–221; on HitlerYouth, vancementof ColoredPeople(NAACP).
220; on HoustonChamberlain,136–135; on Naam,Ramez, 243
KantinfluencingEurope’s scientificracists, Nader,Ralph:hystericalaboutcorporatemedia,
135, 136–137; on KantinfluencingGerman 171; reinforcesmisconceptionsaboutcancer,
YouthMovement,221; on Kantinfluencing 209
HitlerYouth,221; on Kantinfluencing Naess,Arne, 214
HoustonChamberlain,136–137; on Karl NationalAssociationfor the Advancementof
Pearson,30; on LudwigWoltmann’s ColoredPeople(NAACP),117, 118–119
philosophicinfluences,134; on Nazi NationalDetectiveAgency.SeePinkerton
implementationof welfarestate,188, 237; on NationalDetectiveAgency
Naziismversusreason,71; on Nazilabor NationalEndowmentfor the Arts(NEA),
regulations,236; on NazishatingJewsfor 193–194, 195–196
beingcapitalist,163, 166, 167–168; on Nazis’ NationalParksService,195–196, 333
pricecontrols,237; on Romanticist NationalRecoveryAdministration(NRA):
philosophy,71–74, 218; on socialismof eugenicistsin chargeof, 34; parallels
Nazis,187, 188, 220; on Strasserbrothers,161; Mussoliniregime,155, 189, 190; parallels
on the ThirdWay,162; on Treitschke’s anti- Nazieconomicpolicy,189, 189–190, 234
capitalism,135; on Volkishmovement,69, The Nation(magazine),61, 83, 118–119
71–74, 164, 164–165, 187, 219, 220–221; on NaturalisticFallacy(idea), 328
VolkishmovementhatingJewsfor being NaturalResourcesDefenseCouncil, 154