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    welcomed his authority. They hoped that he would stop the strikes and riots that had put Italy in a bad place. They were ready to submit to dictatorship‚ provided the national economy was stabilized and their country restored to its dignity and Mussolini seemed to be the only one that could do that. The Fascists introduced ambitious programs of public works that caused Italy’s democratic system to be abolished in favor of Mussolini’s one-party state‚ opposition parties‚ trade unions‚ and the free

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    Connor Gonzalez-Falla Mr. Sweeney Western Civ 300 5/9/13 Stalin: Dictator‚ Killer‚ Savior? How does a man‚ nominated twice for the Nobel peace price‚ die with such equivocal feelings from his country? Why was he thought of as an advocate of freedom to some‚ but compared to Hitler by others? All these mixed feelings revolve around Joseph Stalin. Joseph Stalin ruled Russia from 1924 until his death in 1953. In his reign‚ he fiercely used tactics of collectivization‚ purging and deportation

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    broadcast to say that Adolf Hitler has been killed. This news has been sent from England and has been proven by the German government. Adolf Hitler and his newly wedded wife Eva Braun had committed suicide on April 30‚ 1945. The soldiers that entered the room claimed that Hitler had instructed them to not Hitler’s study 5 minutes prior of a loud noise. They heard a gun shot and did exactly as he instructed until they entered and found there lifeless bodies. Hitler had Hitler had shot himself in the

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    has ever taken place. Adolf Hitler was the mastermind behind the systematic‚ bureaucratic‚ and barbaric persecution that murdered six million Jews for no reason. When he became leader he had only one mission and that was to have an exceptional race and he would do everything to achieve it. The Nazis who came into power in Germany in January 1933‚ believed that Germans were racially superior and that the Jews were inferior and posed as a threat to the German community. Adolf and his “loyal” followers

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    ticket to power. Joseph Vissarionovish Dzhugashvili‚ better known as Joseph Stalin‚ was born in 1878 and rose to power in 1922. Being granted the position of General Secretary of the Communist Party‚ Stalin implemented new economic policies that brought 1‚ rapid industrialization‚ 2‚ equality of the classes‚ and 3‚ social services for all. Stalin introduced a series of economic plans for the people. His most famous‚ and perhaps most effective‚ being the Five Year Plan. Stalin forced everyone to

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    having a strong influence on the group of people who follow them the effective leader can achieve anything‚ good or bad. Adolf Hitler was an effective leader‚ but not a moral one because his goals were not for the good of the world. “As a Christian I have no duty to allow myself to be cheated‚ but I have the duty to be a fighter for truth and justice‚” () by saying this Hitler was able to gain support because of the way he presents himself‚ not his actual intentions. He talked about positive things

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    relatively firmer stand over Poland in 1939? 9. Compare Soviet and British policies toward Poland between 1943 and 1945‚ focusing on both aims and outcomes. 10. Did the nature of German rearmament between 1935 and 1939 support the view that Hitler was planning for a Blitzkrieg war? 11. Asses and explain whether the internment of Japanese Canadians justified during World War Two? 12. Discuss the major differences between how the allies treated Germany after World War Two with World War

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    Joseph Stalin became the leader of the Soviet Union in 1928 and became Lenin’s successor. Stalin was a dictator but with his leadership he developed Russia from a backward country to a world superpower. Stalin had many triumphs during his leadership and brought both good and bad long lasting effects to Russia. Joseph Stalin’s aims were to make Russia an industrial and military superpower‚ and this was a time of clarity and strength for his followers. Therefore‚ he was also responsible for 20 million

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    Compare and contrast social and economic policies of Hitler and Mussolini We should start this brief analyze with focusing on the background of the dictators’ way to power. In both countries‚ Germany and Italy‚ the blow of 1929s Wall Street crisis proved to be very tough‚ however the economic situation inside states wasn’t good after the end of World War the First. Unemployment and budget deficit helped Mussolini with taking power in 1922. Hitler became a chancellor in 1933 when Germany suffered

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    From the ever-changing democracy‚ “public longing [increased] for more authoritarian direction‚” which Hitler and the Nazi Party could provide (World War I: Aftermath). Additionally‚ many people had the same anti-Semitic views as him because Jews were seen as outsiders and not admired by the rest of society‚ which made it easy for him to gain their support. Hitler blamed Jews for the loss of the war‚ and had the backing of those who had anti-Semitic beliefs. It did not help that

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