One thing that was different about German fascism is the two religions. Most countries had fascism that believed one people, one religion. There was no diversity in that religion allowed. Germany was divided between the Catholics, and various Protestants, so could never quite bring themselves to force one religion. Hitler was nominally a Catholic, but many of the other Nazis were nominally Protestant.
They chose to have two religions for Germany. A "good" Nazi could be a Catholic, or a Protestant church that the Nazis were trying to unify. They did not want diversity in the Protestant churches.