You think you're debunking me but you just keep repeating that Nazi means "National Socialist" because that's all you have. The Nazis targeted communist districts and fought them in the streets. They had their parties and newspapers banned right away and sent them to concentration camps.
As I said, Hitler opposed left-wing politics. So much so, that he had the leader of the Nazi left ASSASSINATED. He was appointed chancellor by a Centre Party chancellor, Brunig, who wanted a coalition of right-wing parties to help resolve the Great Depression. The original cabinet under Hitler consisted of Nazis and German National People's Party politicians. The Nazis became the dominant right-wing party in Germany after a wave of splinter parties. The Nazis success couldn't have happened without the Weimar republic, and reactionary and nationalist forces pushing for resistance against the prominence of unions, interest groups and causes for the left.
If you actually read Mein Kampf, you would know Hitler was vehemently opposed to Marxism, as he calls it a "pseudo-science" and equates it with "Jewry". Hitler would use the term "socialist", and call himself a "true socialist", because he equated it to social politics related to a national German identity (folk) and white supremacy. It had zilch to do with class struggle or abolishing private property, or obviously anything to do with equality and egalitarianism.