Polish Nazism

Polish Nazism was a ideology that existed and was created in 1921 when a group called The German People's Union For Polish Silesia was founded by a German minority person named Otto Ulitz along with The Deutscher Volksverband in 1924, The Jungdeutsche Partei in 1931 and The Deutsche Vereinigung in 1934.

The ideology was practiced by Germans and Polish Germans that wanted old German lands to be reincorporated into the new German Reich.

When Nazi Germany invaded Poland, some of the citizens collaborated with the Nazi Government. About 500,000 of them ended up joining the Wehrmacht to fight alongside the Nazi Army.

Relationships

Friends

National Socialism - We need to unite against the Polish oppressor!
Nazi Collaboration - Great choice and everyone is doing it. What could POSSIBLY go wrong?
Pan-Germanicism - I am proud of be a Polish German that would unite all of the other Germans for a better future.
Anti-Communism - Operation Barbarossa was much more epic than the Polish-Soviet War.
Ethnic Nationalism - Thanks to you I feel proud of what I am.
Hydra'ism - Nazi Pole? BASED.

Frenemies

Polish Falangism - Why don't you collaborate like us? A fascist world is preferable to a communist one, right?
Jewish Nazism - The only good Jew.
Social Democracy - You are a self-hating German who is liberal, but at least you fought against the terrorists in Silesia.