>>21794
No. They thought the light/limited approach of the 2nd Empire was wrong.

>>21796
>This doesn't necessarily mean he still wanted to do that at the time he waged war against the USSR, because he could have changed his mind over the span of twenty years or could have settled for a different policy because of realpolitik,
True. They gave up so they could rise into power, maybe they gave up other things. Tho MK was an important part of the ideology of the national socialists and ideologies always can be pulled out on a whim. It doesn't seem like to be any official plan of substantiate anything they concentrated on the war and it's effort. However Lebensraum was a longstanding idea in German "school of thought" it's hard to give up such things, and this is why I listed it as an ideological reason behind attacking the SU. This I post as partly directed to Danish Bernd.
Also I find it cool you checked it.