Racial solidarity deliberately replaces class solidarity to protect capitalist elites.

Evidence

Leon also explained how the Nazi Party, having witnessed the successful workers’ revolution in Russia, and seeing communism gaining political power in Germany, set out to deliberately weaken the importance of class in the minds of German workers. This was done by replacing class solidarity with racial solidarity, supplanting the common interests shared by all workers with the pleasures and rewards that flowed from belonging to the Aryan race, a bond that claimed to unite the poorest Christian workers with the wealthiest industrialists. But because workers and owners actually have starkly different interests under capitalism, that maneuver required a shadow, an evil twin. “Just as it is necessary to cast the different classes [of Aryans] into one single race,” Leon wrote, “so is it also necessary that this ‘race’ have only a single enemy: ‘the international Jew.’ The myth of race is necessarily accompanied by its ‘negative’—the antirace, the Jew.” — Naomi Klein, Doppelganger, 958

Categorization

• XREF: This is the racial corollary of the book’s central ‘doubling’ mechanic — the antirace as the evil twin of the Aryan race, echoing Klein’s own doppelganger thesis. — connects to: Business elites backed racial moderation primarily to protect profits — Kevin M. Kruse, White Flight: Atlanta and the Making of…, 88
• DEEPTHINKING: The dialectic is dense: the myth of race must conjure an antirace because real class conflict, not false unity, is the actual threat to the Nazi project — a paradigm-shifting reframe of how white supremacy functions.