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    (Ridley). Why were so many innocent people brutally murdered? What did they do to deserve to die? Who would do something so terrible? The answer to that question is Adolf Hitler. Hitler believed‚ with no prior reasoning‚ Jews were inferior to him. So inferior‚ in fact‚ that he did not believe they were people at all (“Why did”). Hitler brutally murdered eleven million innocent people‚ with 1.1 million of those people being children‚ because he felt that they were “politically‚ racially‚ or socially unfit”

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    The Hitler Youth was an organization of young men around the ages of 14-18 that were meant to insure the future of Nazi Germany. Since its creation in 1926 the membership of the organization had grown from roughly 5‚000 to nearly 8‚000‚000 due to the Nazi Party forcing nearly all children to be a part of it. Many activities closely resembled military training‚ with weapons training‚ assault course circuits and basic tactics. The Jewish Virtual Library is a great site to use for my research paper

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    Compare/Contrast Hitler and Roosevelt The World War II era brought out many leaders‚ but two that were commonly acknowledged were Franklin D. Roosevelt and Adolf Hitler. Both men were very popular and were known throughout the world for their choices. The men had differed personalities but some traits were the same in both of them. The similarities and differences when comparing the two men are extremely noticeable. Hitler and Franklin are similar in the way of both being leaders of a powerful

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    angles. Hitler was shown to the public first as one of them‚ an ordinary person‚ and then as a god. In this specific scene‚ the German population is introduced as a whole united community to put in contrast the failures of World War I and this was thanks to their obedience and loyalty to Hitler. The purpose of all the media creating a media cult on Hitler was to represent “Hitler as Germany and Germany as Hitler” (as Hess is quoted to say in the film)‚ meaning a united population loyal to Hitler. While

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    wrongdoing and at times committing evil acts. How we grew up during our childhood and the experiences at a young age can make us more susceptible to committing bad deeds. If we look in history Adolf Hitler was physically and mentally abused during his childhood (Merkin‚ 2002). Such powers given to Hitler with no proper training or supervision made him fall victim to committing wrongful acts against humanity. Every human being can be seduced into doing bad things. Proof can be seen as we look into

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    Hitler vs Stalin Adolph Hitler and Joseph Stalin both shared many things in common as dictators in the 1920’s til the late 1940’s. It’s interesting to think that men who had so much in common‚ from their childhood to the way they ruled their countries‚ would actually hate each other due to their political ideology. Hitler was part of the Nationalist Party while Stalin enforced a Communist regime. Both men were immensely popular within their own country as they brought effective change‚ but

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    The first person I am going to compare of the two people is Adolf Hitler. A very well known man during the 1930 ’s. He is one of the world ’s most known and hated leader. Hitler is called mad. His men were cultivated‚ educated‚ learned men. Germany wasn ’t a backward country‚ preyed on by ignorance‚ but one of the most advanced nations in the world. Hitler ’s program was one for evil and destruction and yet the majority of the people in Germany accepted it. Time has not dimmed the terms storm troops

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    understand why Hitler expressed such a detrimental hatred towards the Jews. Hitler stated that his views were first developed in Vienna between1908-1913. Hitler blamed Jews for all negative aspect in his life like his failure to attend the Vienna art academy which shows Hitler was controlled by a deep and mental hatred for Jews. Hitler started to associate Jews with Bolshevism and Socialism where he combined his hatred of Jews. He even blamed Jews for Germany’s defeat in World War 1. Hitler fixated and

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    throughout Germany went bankrupt and workers were laid off in their millions. Unemployment affected nearly every German family (by 1929 1‚320‚000 were unemployed) meaning that the public was in a state of distress and wanted change desperately. This gave Hitler an opportunity to put his message across and take advantage of Germany’s desperation. He manipulated the ruling elite (who thought that they could control him) and through his skills as an orator and leader‚ became elected as Chancellor of Germany

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    Homework Past Question Charlie Rea 20/09/2014 Explain how the Nazis increased their control over Germany from 1933-4. Hitler had become Chancellor of the Weimar Republic on 30th January 1933 but this was still a weak position and was under threat from the Reichstag‚ President Hindenburg and the army. All of them could prevent his rise to power. Each of these would have to be dealt with in turn if he was to set up a successful dictatorship. He was also under threat from other groups especially the

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