How many times have tribal democracies in Europe (and elsewhere) been knocked down by outside force and internal traitors, only to rise again the moment a tyrant died, a trade monopoly had a bad year, or a foreign invader distracted by another enemy?
National Socialism was brittle, unstable, and prone to monopoly. It did a good job of mobilising resources, I will grant. But the legacy left in its wake is visible to us all today.
