Borkenau argued that the Nazi regime was driven by relentless dynamism, which even Hitler did not fully control, as he argued that the Nazi regime was not so much a one-party state as a new religion consumed in a "quasi-mystical fanaticism".
Borkenau argued that the Nazi regime was driven by relentless dynamism, which even Hitler could not fully control, as he believed it was more akin to a new religion than a one-party state.