Nazism believed in a ____ state.

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Nazism believed in a Totalitarian state.
To exert complete control over the lives of its people, totalitarianism is a type of governance. A strict central rule that employs force and repression to try and manage and steer all facets of a person's life is what distinguishes it. Individual freedom is prohibited. With the passing of "The Enabling Act," Hitler had complete authority to ignore the parliament and impose his will. The Nazi Party was the only political party that was allowed to exist. Inmates, exiles, or assassins were used to deal with the members of these outlawed parties. The last of the communists were taken to detention camps after they were exterminated. To regulate and organise society the way the Nazis desired, specialised security agencies like the SA, SS, SD, and Gestapo were established. Extrajudicial authority was given to these organisations. Children were trained to be obedient and devoted in school.
Additionally, they were taught to despise Jews and idolise Hitler. Consequently, the process of personality cult cultivation. Hitler Youth and other Nazi youth organisations were founded, where young people were taught to despise democracy, communism, Jews, and other 'undesirables'.

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