National-socialisme et vraie libertÃ©

reynouard
Published on Jun 26, 2021
Quand on expose les rÃ©ussites de lâ€™expÃ©rience nationale-socialiste en Allemagne, beaucoup rÃ©pondentÂ : Â«Â Certes, mais il nâ€™y avait plus aucune libertÃ©. Lâ€™autoritarisme asservissait le peuple et les opposants Ã©taient jetÃ©s dans des camps de concentration.Â Â»
Dans cette vidÃ©o, Vincent Reynouard rÃ©pond Ã l'objection. Loin de contester le caractÃ¨re autoritaire du national-socialisme, il explique pourquoi lâ€™autoritarisme favorise la libertÃ©. Mais encore faut-il avoir de la LibertÃ© une notion exacte, pas celle dÃ©voyÃ©e par les idÃ©aux de 1789.
Plan de lâ€™exposÃ©
- 1937-1938Â : des FranÃ§ais visitent une Allemagne heureuse
- Le national-socialisme en accord avec la notion traditionnelle de libertÃ©
- 1789Â : de la vraie libertÃ© Ã la licence
- La vraie libertÃ© sâ€™accorde avec lâ€™autoritarisme
- ConclusionÂ : le national-socialisme promeut la vraie libertÃ©

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