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Nationalsozialistische Monatshefte (“National Socialist Monthly”) was one of the principal ideological journals of the Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei  (NSDAP). The magazine was founded in 1930 by Alfred Rosenberg. The journal was published by the Franz Eher Verlag (officially the Zentralverlag der NSDAP Franz Eher Nachf.), the Nazi Party’s central publishing house in Munich.

Between 1930–1933 Adolf Hitler was listed as the official Herausgeber, while Rosenberg managed the editorial content. From January 1934 onward Alfred Rosenberg became the sole Herausgeber. Matthes Ziegler served as chief managing editor beginning in 1934.

There were 15 volumes and 163 total issues published. Although it was nominally a monthly magazine, wartime conditions led to combined issues and an irregular publication schedule toward the end of its run in 1944.