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    Joseph Goebbels And The Nazi Forces RD Many wonder how the Nazis could do so many bad things. How could they kill so many people. 6 million people sent to their death‚ just for the thoughts of a political party. Was it really just Hitler‚ or did someone else carry out the dirty work? What did the police do? Were they not fighters for the law‚ for justice? The Nazis not only sent troops to war‚ but to grab innocent people like jews‚ homosexuals‚ gypsies‚ political opponents‚ and more to concentration

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    Fidel Castro and his Rule Over Cuba I. Origins - Conditions which produce single-party states Cuba‚ as the largest and most important island of the West Indies‚ is a country with a colorful and eventful history. Ruled by Spain until the twentieth century‚ control of Cuba eventually passed to General Fulgencio Batista and his regime‚ which was able to maintain control over the volatile Cuban people only through constant military aid supplied by the United States. Under Batista‚ the people of

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    Introduction – Adolf Hitler justified his hatred against the Jews in his book Mein Kampf (My Struggle) particularly in a chapter named “Nation and Race”. He was responsible for the massacre of millions of Jews. He swore to rid the world from Jews as he became the dictator of Germany. Thus‚ he ended up killing millions of Jews in his concentration camps which were spread across Europe. Furthermore he talks about the superiority of the Aryan race. Article Summary – In Nation and Race Hitler refers to Aryans

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    How did Hitler become Chancellor in 1933? Many events took place‚ leading to the rise of Hitler and his Nazi party. There was the growing unpopularity of the Weimar Republic‚ the federal republic established in 1919. At the same time‚ Hitler and his political party‚ the ‘Deutsche Arbeiterpartei’‚ commonly referred to as the Nazis (National Socialist German Workers’ Party) became more and more popular under the rule of their leader‚ Adolf Hitler. This rise to popularity was the effect of Hitler’s

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    Adolf Hitler killed an estimated 12 million people during World War II. Hitler grew up with the hatred of Jews. He started concentration camps to get rid of all of the Jews because he thought they were the reason for Germany losing World War I. This is why World War II happened. Adolf Hitler was a powerful leader who had a significant role starting World War II. During the early life of Adolf Hitlerhe had very rough times. To start‚ Hitler was born April 20‚ 1889. His parents were Alois and Klara

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    Augustus’ rule restored morale in Rome after a century of discord and corruption and ushered in the famous pax Romana–two full centuries of peace and prosperity. He instituted various social reforms‚ won numerous military victories and allowed Roman literature‚ art‚ architecture and religion to flourish. Augustus ruled for 56 years‚ supported by his great army and by a growing cult of devotion to the emperor. When he died‚ the Senate elevated Augustus to the status of a god‚ beginning a long-running

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    Ivan IV became the first tsar‚ Russian title for a monarch given in the 16th Century. With this title the main focus of Ivan IV became Military. Ivan IV was an autocratic ruler and created an oprichnina to protect his power. After the death of Ivan IV‚ the “Times of Troubles” began as a result of not having a worthy ruler. This “Times of Troubles lasted for near 35 years (Rise of Eastern Europe‚ 4). This “Time of Troubles” was ended by ruler Michael Romanov‚ as

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    years. That’s how many people were murdered under Trujillo’s rule as a dictator. Trujillo was the dictator of the Dominican Republic for 31 years. He had no revolutionary ideas that put I’m in the spotlight of the political race‚ he unfairly reached his way to the top. He rose ranks in the military he entered in to the political race seeking more power in office. There is speculation that he slaughtered every person that ran against him so he would be garneted office. Trujillo’s rule did bring the country

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    How‚why and with what results did Hitler persecute the Jews ? How‚why and with what results did Hitler persecute the Jews ? Hitler made them numerous promises and used many techniques of propaganda. Through Hitlers entire regime ‚ Hitler’s main goal was to persecute the jews. The Jews were severely mistreated by Hitler and his numerous followers. The inflicting of suffering‚ harassment‚ isolation‚ imprisonment‚ fear‚ or pain are all factors that established persecution of the Jews. There are various

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    were reflected off of the Boston Tea Party. The laws were consisted of the closing of the Boston Harbor‚ banning town meetings‚ and the forcing of having British soldiers stay in the homes of the Bostonians. These are only a few of the many ways of how cruel and unnecessary the British were the colonists. ( documents 1‚5 and 6 ) There were several colonists who were against the British. There was tension between the colonists and the British. The colonists then formed a resistance against the British

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