Movements towards a new world in the context of Nazism and the rise of Hitler can be interpreted in two ways:

1. From the perspective of the Nazi Party:

The Nazi Party's goal was to create a new world order dominated by a "racially pure" Aryan race. They saw themselves as a revolutionary movement that would overturn the existing world order and create a new one based on their own ideology.

2. From the perspective of those who resisted the Nazis:

For those who resisted the Nazis, the movement towards a new world was a fight for freedom, democracy, and human rights. They saw the Nazis as a threat to everything they believed in, and they were determined to stop them.

Hitler and the Nazis: Create a new world order dominated by Aryans.

Those who resisted the Nazis: Fight for freedom, democracy, and human rights.