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    What methods did the Nazis use to gain support? The nazis used many techniques to gain support in Germany‚ the main way that they did this was through the many strands of propaganda. One of the strands was Nazi rallies and Hitler’s speeches; these speeches were one of the main reasons as to why the Nazi party rose to power‚ Hitler was an incredibly good orator‚ this meant that he gave very powerful speeches that expressed his emotions and related to the emotions of those in the audience. In fact

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    NAZI POLICIES TOWARDS WOMEN ACHIEVED THEIR AIMS 1933-45”. HOW FAR DO YOU AGREE WITH THIS STATEMENT? (24 MARKS) Between 1933 and 1945‚ the Nazis put in place various policies towards women in Germany. The Nazis believed that ‘women should have the task of beautiful and bringing children into the world’ (Joseph Goebbels‚ 1939). The general areas in which these policies aimed to cover covered included births‚ marriage‚ welfare‚ education‚ employment and public life. In terms of births‚ between 1933

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    continues to be a vast part of America’s history today. It seems that Nazi propaganda is what sparked the commencement of the Holocaust. In anticipation of the mass murder‚ Jews and other classifications were confronted with discrimination and anti-semitic preconception. Nazi propaganda is one of particular things that played a signifiant part in creating the Holocaust. Propaganda is the control of large groups of people (Nazi). Propaganda is distinguished as an art of persuasion; therefor seeming

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    What was life like for people living in Nazi Germany? In Nazi Germany life for the Germans was terrible. You had to know who you could trust‚ as trusting the wrong person may cause you to loose your life. The Nazis and mainly Hitler really disliked Jews and anyone else that was not their perfect ’Aryan’. Hitler and the Nazis came up with the Nazi Racial Policy‚ in 1933 to try and persuade Jews to emigrate there was the Boycott of Jewish shops. Shop windows got Jewish symbols painted on them‚ members

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    emphasis for historians to continue research and put together arguments on the specifics behind the events. In Nazi Germany and the Jews‚ Vol. 1: The Years of Persecution 1933-1939 (New York: HarperCollins‚ 1997)‚ Saul Friedlander’s overarching explanation for anti-Jewish persecution under Nazi rule from 1933-1939 was an integration and combination of the Adolf Hitler’s‚ and other Nazi leaders‚ extreme radical ideology and tactical political decisions within the German borders. I will illustrate

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    Millions of people still lost their lives‚ and these men were the reason why. Justice must be brought to these people. In the article‚ Opinion: Why Nazi hunting is still a worthy pursuit‚ it states that even with how much time has passed these men “... are just as guilty today as the day they committed their crime” (Zuroff‚Efralm. “Opinion: Why Nazi hunting is still a worthy pursuit.”). As shown‚ no matter how much time passes‚ these men still took so many innocent lives. They still should be charged

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    would have been the most effective against the growing power of the Nazi government is discreet subversive resistance. This is because if one were to outspokenly in clear daylight help a Jew or show dissent in any way‚ the Nazis would have dealt the person with severe punishment‚ probably death. In this case‚ yes‚ that person is helping a Jew and is doing a good deed‚ but it would most probably result in death as soon as the Nazis found out which would be a short period of time. Therefore‚ although

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    method used to obtain the “pure aryan race” was the lebensborn program‚ the word Lebensborn means “Fount of Life” (SS). The Nazis invented this program in order to create more supervised mating between pure aryan women and loyal SS men‚ so that their offspring would be more “Biologically valuable” (Reich 771). The lebensborn program used private funding‚ and was seen by the Nazis as a place for pregnant aryan women to go and receive protection while they were carrying a child. Mothers were allowed to

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    Hitler’s Nazi Party was equally skilled in its manipulation of control by a single party. Coming to power in 1933‚ Hitler was in place to establish his vision of Germany. With the support of Nationalists and Center Party members‚ the Nazis capitalized on the Enabling Act that effectively gave Hitler emergency powers in government. Hitler was now in a position to fully actualize his dictatorial governance of Germany. The government immediately dissolved all political parties except the Nazi Party

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    Edith Hahn Beer‚ born in 1914‚ wrote The Nazi Officer’s Wife‚ a memoir about her life and struggles for survival during the rein of Adolf Hitler. Edith goes chronologically through her life and tells the truths about the constant fear she lived in. Throughout her entire ordeal‚ perhaps her biggest fear was that her identity would be revealed and lost at the same time. Yet despite the risk it posed to her life‚ Edith Hahn created a remarkable collective record of survival: She saved every set of

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