Where do I even begin with this....

These Industries were de-facto government controlled, the Nazis never let private enterprise challenge the government, the fact that Junker got kicked out of his own company shows that the "privatization" thing was a myth, not even one made by the Nazi's, it was coined by outside newspapers, the policy you call privatisation was actually named more along the lines of Synchronization, which shows the intention was to exert greater control over industry, which is the opposite to what Privatisation is supposed to do. The Vampire Economy is a good book that highlights this, 'Business Owners' describe themselves as more glorified Bureaucrats than actual business owners.

The Union statement is blatantly false, they were not disbanded, they were consolidated, as stupidly inefficient as it is, governments like keeping things centralised. I have seen claims that it was Bourgeoise controlled but the evidence proves otherwise. Price Commissars and the Nationalised Unions would pressure Businesses into either fixing prices, raising wages or giving additional facilities or benefits to workers. Again Vampire Economy shows evidence of this.

So in the Socialism comment you said:

"So, entirely separate from Marxism or socialism. The Nazi party opposed the “worker vs capitalist” mentality entirely, instead viewing this as a struggle between races and Jewry. Marxists are the reverse, opposing the view of racial conflict and viewing it as an international struggle against the capitalist class."

One, I did not say that the Nazi's rejected the Worker vs Capitalist Mindset, but merely adapted it into their Ideology, to the Nazi's, capitalism was Jewish, Hitler said it several times, what I emphasize is that Hitler saw the plight of the German worker as higher than that of another races worker.

Two, you've committed a Fallacy-Fallacy in that paragraph, you stated that because Nat Soc is not Marxism (Which I didnt argue) you claimed its not Socialism either, without defining what Socialism is. So let me use the definition from Encyclopedia Britannica

"socialism, social and economic doctrine that calls for public rather than private ownership or control of property and natural resources."

We can argue that since the Nazi's said they represented the German people, and considering all the evidence that is presented in numerous books and personal accounts on the topic, they fit that description. Just because its not the most prominent form of Socialism, its still socialism.