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    From the beginning of his rule Hitler had a set plan to build up a strong country‚ with millions of loyal Nazi followers. Hitler already knew that his powerful speeches had brought him into power during his election campaign‚ and would hopefully help him stay in power. With help from Goebbels‚ the minister of propaganda‚ Hitler would gain control of the German people. Hitler and the Nazis created a police state through the use of terror. This meant that it was very difficult for anyone to go against

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    The Book Thief

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    relationship of Liesel and Max‚ a Jew who Liesel’s foster parents‚ the Hubermans‚ take in and hide in their basement during the Holocaust. In Nazi Germany at the time‚ their relationship is very much illegal due to the antisemitic laws and views of Nazism. However‚ it is this hate and oppression which brings them together and helps to develop the love between them.

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    significant cultural and social issue. Prime example of biological and social race issues is in The World at War Ep20 Genocide video. The Nazis in Germany had taken racialized worldview and turned it into policy. Hitler had refined the philosophy of Nazism from its ideas on politics and race. He agenda was inspired/influenced a few factors such as the American eugenics movement of the early 20th century as well as a book titled as The Passing of the Great Race written by Madison Grant. This led to the

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    Central European Film Allegory‚ metaphor and surreal aspects in the film The Tin Drum In almost all of the studies about The Tin Drum‚ the fact that it is a filmical adaptation of Günter Grass novel is very much present to the extent that most of the theorical works aim to establish comparisons between the book and the movie. Developing a paper about The Tin Drum film without having read the book may seem like a big mistake‚ but the huge advantage of this approach is to conceive the movie as

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    Language A: literature - Part 1 Written Assignment May 2014 Word Count: Good or Evil: Lack of Dichotomy in Harry Mulisch ’s _The Assault_ _The Assault_ by Harry Mulisch begins when the entire Steenwijk family‚ except for the youngest son‚ Anton‚ is murdered in retribution for the assassination of a Nazi collaborator‚ though‚ in reality‚ they have no hand in his death. Eventually‚ characters are introduced throughout the novel who could arguably be blamed for the Steenwijks ’ deaths. These include

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    Nazi Germany – Unit 2 Women * 3k’s – Kinder Kirche Kuche = Children Church Cooking * 1933 – encouragement marriage * 1934 – encouragement children * Traditional role – home‚ no prof. job‚ no fashion * Mother hood cross – 4 children * Lebensporn – Accommodation specifically for women to have children * Responsible for church – Nazis against religion though Church * 1933 – Catholic concordat * Protestants – Some support Nazis – Some Opposed * Pastor

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    winged parties. Around this time‚ the predominant right-winged political ideologies of Nazism and Fascism came to the forefront. In the period between the First and Second World War‚ Hitler’s Nazi Germany and Mussolini’s Fascist Italy provided the ideal alternative to the ineffective parliament democracy. Although considered comparable due to their ideological similarities and the reasons behind their popularity‚ Nazism and Fascism were "closer in theory than in practice" (Macdonald‚ 48). While the similarities

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    Frankenstein essay Frankenstein is a didactic novel that teaches the reader not to judge solely on appearances‚ as they can be deceptive. The protagonist‚ the famous Creature‚ is shunned by society due to his hideous physique. This highlights Mary Shelley’s criticism of her prejudiced society‚ who consider the Creature as a monster because of something as superficial as his physical appearance. However‚ the reader knows that The Creature has a good heart and a true inner beauty‚ yet he is seen as

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    Explain why the Nazi ideology was both Nationalist and Socialist Nazism was a combination of both nationalism and socialism; this was evident in a large amount of the Nazi ideology. After the defeat of Germany in the first world and the signing of the treaty of Versailles‚ the German people had received a major loss of morale. Hitler and his new found influence over the Nazi party meant that many Nationalist beliefs had an effect on the Nazi ideology. However‚ whilst Hitler had always been unreceptive

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    unprecedented era of prosperity but that came at a price‚ by ostracizing a certain portion of the population‚ the Jews. In 1938 Hitler annexed Austria into Germany without firing a single shot; he was the man of the year not for nothing. It is an irony how Nazism or National Socialism recognized both capitalism and communism as evil but ended up itself falling from grace. Along with nationalism and racialism‚ ideas such as irredentism and expansionism dominated the Nazi ideology. Hitler understood the importance

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