 Complete the following phrase:  In the 1920s, the social fascism theory advanced by the Soviet government and the Comintern, including the Communist Party of Germany KPD during the Third Period, accused social democracy of enabling fascism and went as far as to call social democrats social fascists. The Social Democratic Party of Germany, under the leadership of Chancellor Hermann Müller, adopted the view that the communists and Nazis posed an equal danger to liberal democracy. In 1930, Kurt Schumacher said that the two movements enabled each other. He posited that the KPD, which was staunchly Stalinist, were red-painted Nazis. After the 