Fuhrerprinzip

DEFINITION: A German word, translated as "leader principle", this refers to the political authority in the Third Reich.

SIGNIFICANCE: This shows the internationalist point of view because HItler's methods that led to his rise to power is related is leadership authorities. Hitler, as a supreme leader, did not take orders form other people. This increased the number of Germans who were fearful of Hitler; he was a leader who was ignorant in his own decisions, and it had to be his way.