For the authoritarian nationalist conception of the State represents something essentially new. In it the French Revolution is superseded. (...)We have modernized and ennobled the concept of democracy. With us it means definitely the rule of the people, in accordance with its origin. We have given the principle of Socialism a new meaning. ... Never have we left anyone in doubt that National-Socialism is not for export. ... We do not aim at world domination, but we do intend to defend our country, and it is our new conceptions which give us the inexhaustible and ever-renewed strength to do so. ...
J. Goebbels, On National-Socialism, Bolshevism, and Democracy
(September 10, 1938)
(September 10, 1938)