After the Nazis took over Germany, Hitler's minister of propaganda (Joseph Goebbels) wrote a pamphlet titled "Nature and Form of National Socialism" that details the tenets of Nazism. It states that "the right to criticize" can be "granted only to the wiser people over the more stupid ones and never the other way around." Modern socialists claim the Nazis weren't socialists, but the literal translation of the words that underlie the acronym "Nazi" are "National Socialist German Workers Party," and its official platform is rife with goals and doctrines of modern socialists, such as "mother-and-child care," "higher education" funding, "the nationalization of all enterprises," a fixation on race, hatred of "profiteers," and censoring publications "which violate the public interest."