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Well yes you are correct about nationalism being a movement against "ancien régime", but this was before socialism had been developed as a political movement in late 1800- early 1900. Nationalism came first then socialism came second, and socialism was a counter-movement to nationalism because socialists did not want to owe allegiance to any monarchy or state borders, they wanted to owe their allegiance to thr proletarian.
That's why socialists were extremely pacifist during the first world War because they believed that the working class should fight the regime with the international working class, not fight FOR the regime against other working class people. So yes, socialism heavily reli3d on idealism, not just the economic aspects which you mention about public ownership.
National-socialism is about binding people based on blood to the state, which is hiarchy based on race, and that the people serve the nation, and that the state is defined by the blood of the people. National-socialism is also Hitlers own little brainchild, so Mein Kampf is practically the Bible, so National-socialism is also defined by its antisemitism and expansionist desire to strengthen the state against international competition and thus preserve the blood of the people against the outside world.
This is in stark contrast to the ideals of socialism which emphasize on international unity among the people and reject loyalty to borders.
But yeah, NS Germany was socislist in the way that it dramatically increases public sector and eroding the traditional Prussian aristocracy (Hitler still needed their support, hence why aristocrats like Göring was so important and upstart peasants like Röhm ultimately had to go).
The problem with categorize NS Germany is the fact that it was deeply nationalist and that is by definition right wing.