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    Nazi Consolidation of Power 1933-34 The consolidation of power by the Nazi’s was absolute and effective in the years 1933-34 in Germany. Hitler used a range of events such as the Reichstag fire and Hindenburg’s death to act as a catalyst to achieve his final goal‚ as the undisputed Fuhrer‚ by august of 1934. Also the passing of certain laws such “the protection of People and State Act” and the “Enabling act” gave the Nazi’s further power to consolidate their position as the only party in Germany

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    Nazi Concentration Camps

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    The Holocaust was one of the world’s worst genocides; concentration camps were the worst place to be if you were a captive. Adolf Hitler‚ a Nazi‚ convinced many that certain groups of people needed to be exterminated. He started concentration camps to terrorize his enemies. The first concentration camps started in 1933‚ six years before World War Two began. There were several concentration camps. These concentration camps consisted of European Jews‚ P.O.W.’s (Prisoners of War)‚ political prisoners

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    S. No 25S9 H No. 3116 Begun and held in Metro Manila‚ on Monday‚ the nineteenth day of February‚ two thousand seven. [ REPUBLIC No. 9 4 8 5 Acr 1 .4N ACT TO IMPROVE EFFICIENCY IN THE DELIVERY O F GOVERNMENT SERVKE TO THE PLBLIC BY REDUC71\IG ’ BUREAUCRATIC RED TAPE. PRE\IENTI"TIN GRAFT AND CORRIJPTION‚ AND PROVIDING PENAIXES THEREFOR f Be i f eimcted by flze Scnufe und House o Represeiztntives of tke Philippines in Congress assembled: 1. SECTION Short Title. - This Act shall be

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    community as Nazism strongly expressed Anti-semitism. Whether it be racial or gender-based‚ the Nazis changed the basis of the country‚ establishing a nation ruled with terror and repression. The Nazis ideology of women’s rights did not support gender equality like in Weimar republic but instead emphasized the concept of motherhood‚ based off its ideology of “children‚ kitchen and home”. Women in the Nazi regime weren’t permitted to have specialist-type careers and instead were encouraged to stay at

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    Republic Day

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    In India‚ Republic Day honors the date on which the Constitution of India came into force replacing the Government of India Act 1935 as the governing document of India on 26 January 1950. The date of 26 January was chosen to honour the declaration of independence of 1930. It is one of the three national holidays in India. While the main parade takes place in the national capital‚ New Delhi‚ at the Rajpath before the President of India (currently Pranab Mukherjee)‚ the anniversary is also celebrated

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    Plato's Republic

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    In Plato’s Republic‚ “Socrates” explains art as nothing more than imitation‚ as evidenced in the bed example‚ which begins on page 30 and establishes the perfect or heavenly bed as the original‚ a carpenter’s rendering of a bed is an imitation‚ and a painting of that bed as an imitation of an imitation. “Socrates” goes on to say that if one has the power of creating an actual bed‚ there would be no reason for one to imitate the bed in art. Therefore‚ art‚ as a form of imitation‚ is inferior‚ and

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    Destiny of the Republic

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    U.S. History from 1877 Destiny of the Republic: A Tale of Madness‚ Medicine‚ and the Murder of the President January 31‚ 2014 The “Destiny of the Republic: A Tale of Madness‚ Medicine‚ and the Murder of the President”‚ is a monograph which takes readers through the life of James Abram Garfield’s rise from near nothing to Presidential power. Readers get a look at what President Garfield’s life was like while simultaneously getting a glimpse into the lives of his assassins as

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    rise in fascism in Germany because of his need for dictatorship. He also affected fascism because he had the idea of a perfect race. The Nazi army had a great effect on the rise of fascism because of the way they treated the people‚ the Nazi army are a good example of the hardship suffered by the German people. After World war l‚ there was great destruction to Germany to the point where it was destroyed beyond repair. But then Hitler came along and told the people of Germany what they wanted to

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    The Birth of the Republic

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    Alexis Shipley History 201 Dr. Giffin September 19‚ 2014 Birth of the Republic During the Seven Year War against France‚ England encountered many expenses which lead to the nation falling into a great debt. This debt created many issues between the British government and its people. England’s people felt as if the King was trying to rule over them and not take their own personal beliefs into consideration. The government tried to resolve the issues of their debt by creating new acts that would

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    The Nazi Occupation of Holland On May 14‚ 1940 Holland surrendered to German Forces‚ and Dr. Arthur Seyss-Inquart was appointed Reichkommissar‚ the highest governing authority. He watched over a German administration that included many Austrian-born Nazis. These Nazis‚ in turn supervised the Dutch civil- service. This configuration proved fateful for the Jews of the Netherlands. During 1940‚ the German occupation officials forbid Jews from the civil-service and required Jews to register the

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