Does the word "Nazi" come from "Ashkenazi"?

Question

I know of no other remotely possible word, other than "Nietschze", and "Ashkenazi" is much more likely, it seems.

Answer 1

You must find somebody who works in the Mossad and ask him

Answer 2

The word Nazi is actually an abbreviation of an acronym. The German is Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei or the NSDAP. Literally, the Nationalist Socialist German Workers' Party. When the German's abbreviated Nationalsozialistische, they ended up with Nazi.

Answer 3

It is a strange coincidence that Ashkenazi and Zion are similar to the Italian word Nazionale. It is even more strange when you study the Sabbateans and the Frankists and the illuminati/Masonic Rosacrucians--and the Rothchilds, and Hitler and his cronies may have been Jewish from the Sabbatean sect. It is one dark, strange puzzle.

Answer 4

No, there are two versions:

1. Slang word in Bavarian meaning the equivalent of "red neck".

2. Italian words Nazionale Socialisti, which the Italian press shortened to Nazi.

http://www.schikelgruber.net

Answer 5

no actually NAZI is an abbreviated set of letters standing for the first letter in the socialist party in germany.

I can''te remember exactly what it stands for but essentially it is for the

National Assembly of Socialists Institution
of course those are not the right words, as the words are in German not English but the words means vaguely the same thing.

Answer 6

It comes from the first four letters of the phrase nationalsozialistische deutsche arbeiterpartei, German for 'national socialist'.

Answer 7

No. Its is like a German acronym for "National Socialist Party".

Answer 8

I think the pianist might be offended.

Answer 9

who cares? (I hate Germany)