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Depends on your definition of socialism.

Because right-wing and left-wing are just coalitions, and the groups within those coalitions change constantly. The Nazis were socialist, but they were right-wing socialists because they aligned themselves with those in the German Republic that considered themselves right-wing.

"Left wing" and "Right wing" are best described as coalitions of differing parties. Each coalition wants power, and the groups that make up the coalition want to do different things with that power. Nazis were right-wing because they opposed the left-wing forces of Germany. They weren't...

Arguably, this is part of what makes US politics so very uninformative because neither Republicans nor Democrats are opponents of "muh big government." It's more like "big government" versus "bigger government."