Typical for the Nazis,Ernst Huber argued that

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Ernst Huber believed in the concept of a Führer-state where the true will of the people resided in the leader. He argued that laws should originate with the Führer and that there should be no checks and balances restricting his authority. Huber also dismissed the effectiveness of parliamentary votes and plebiscites in expressing the people's will. Therefore, all of the options presented in the question are part of his beliefs.

Typical for the Nazis,Ernst Huber Argued That