The German society underwent radical change under the Nazi regime from 1933 onwards. By 1934 Hitler had established himself as the leader of Germany and the Nazi party.
The implementation of Hitler's new policies can be assessed to have transformed Germany socially and culturally. The policy of Volksgemeinschaft is a component focused on a people's community based on the traditional values of the German people. Volksgemeinschaft implied a classless society, which would be the heart of the people's community. Hitler aimed to create a national solidarity behind the regime, as is stated in the slogan "Ein Volk, Ein Reich, Ein Fuhrer" one people, one country, one leader.
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