A worldview itself presupposes a world picture. The two must not be confused with one another. By "world picture," we understand a more objective, detached view of the worldโthe kind characteristic of science. Thus, we speak of the Ptolemaic world picture, which places the Earth at the center of the universe, and the Copernican one, according to which the Earth revolves around the Sun. The modern world picture incorporates the latest findings from physics as well as the teachings of biology. [...] Our National Socialist worldview is a biological one; It is based on the worldview gained through modern research and makes the recognition of the laws of life binding. There are two basic ideas that she also applies to humans based on the knowledge of living things, the idea of โโspecies connection and the principle of struggle: every being is determined by its genetic material, and every being must assert itself in the world. This results in two demands for us: recognition of the people as the highest value and the fighting spirit as a moral attitude. Everything is derived from these principles, the largest as well as the smallest, the political as well as the moral, the racial legislation as well as the Fรผhrer idea, the military service like the NSV, the hereditary court law like the KdF. Our worldview permeates all areas of life, it is total.
Source: Schulungs-Unterlage Nr. 39: Totale Weltanschauung. Herausgegeben vom Reichsorganisationsleiter der NSDAP, Hauptschulungsamt p.3-4
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