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    familiar to the country Russia. Orwell goes beyond to show secret correlations to Stalin and the Revolution in Russia. The books expresses the connection between the novel and Russia from the points by Stalin being represented as a pig named Napoleon‚ the farm trials‚ and lastly from the rules that were made on the farm. Firstly‚ in the novel‚ it is clearly shown that the pig‚ Napoleon‚ is the same exact person named Stalin from Russia who had the same effect on his country‚ or farm in the book. Orwell

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    How Far do you agree With the View That Hitler Consolidated His Power by Legal Means? There were many different views during 1933 and after 1933 that disagreed on whether or not Hitler had consolidated his power through legal means. Sources B and C disagree with this statement; they are of the opinion that Adolf Hitler consolidated his power through illegal means. Source A‚ however‚ agrees with the statement‚ and provides evidence which implies that Hitler was able to consolidate his power in 1933

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    World War Two‚ Adolf Hitler was the dictator of Germany. Hitler and the Axis powers‚ such as Italy and Japan‚ were the aggressors. Nazi Germany was a dictatorship that invaded and took over most of the Europe during World War Two. The invasions were part of Hitler’s vision for Germany. At first‚ Germany wanted to unite all German people who included Austria and a few neighbors. However‚ Nazi Germany invaded them and later they wanted to dominate Europe. The Nazis and Hitler wanted more territory

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    Hitler was responsible for the outbreak of World War 2(1939) to a significant extent. The many things that he did like going against the Treaty of Versailles which included the rearmament of Germany‚ his Lebensraum policy where he wanted to take over neighboring lands and gain more territory for Germany and his disrespect to the treaties he made. While Hitler was a great cause for World War 2‚ he was not the sole reason. The Great Depression‚ the weak leaders of the League of Nations and their

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    Anh Vu Unit 12B Objectives 4/12/14 1. There were several policy goals and tactics of Hitler that contributed to European history. One of them was the development of the “total state”. He did not simply want power for personal ambitions‚ but must larger ideological goals‚ such as the development of an Aryan racial state that would dominate Europe and possibly the entire world. This goal was one of the reasons Hitler carried out the massive expulsion of nearly six million Jews during the

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    In 1933‚ Adolf Hitler made his first move of his plan to conquer all by being appointed chancellor of Germany. Hitler left a mark on Germany‚ and other nearby nations‚ and therefore the nation’s history had been forever and vastly changed with one word that may be used to describe it at the time: dystopia. A dystopian society is the imbalance in which the government‚ more specifically‚ in Nazi Germany‚ and their leader‚ Adolf Hitler‚ made decisions that instilled fear towards their citizens. In analyzing

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    Hitlers Rise to Power 1918-1935 Adolf Hitler was born on April 20th 1889 in a small Austrian town called Braunau‚ near to the German border. His rise to power began in Germany in September 1919 when Hitler joined the political party known as the Deutsche Arbeiterpartei (abbreviated as DAP – German Workers ’ Party) the name was changed in 1920 to the NSDAP (National Socialist German Workers ’ Party‚ more commonly known as the Nazi Party).This political party was formed and developed during the

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    How far do you agree that Stalin had no choice but to launch the Great Terror to secure his position as leader of the Soviet Union? The Great Terror was the period of ‘cleansing’ and ‘purging’ the Soviet Union from ‘impurities’. This translated to the arresting and killing of 20 million people. On one hand it would seem that Stalin had no choice but to launch the Great Terror because it was inevitable‚ giving the targets‚ the society and his personality. On the other hand you could argue that there

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    examine photos of Hitler today wonder how such a commonplace and in some ways comical-looking figure could have become the object of such mass hysterical adulation. Females especially swooned in his presence. Except for his pale blue eyes‚ which seemed to many to have a hypnotic effect‚ Hitler’s physical characteristics were in fact quite undistinguished. Mind Hitler’s mind was considerably more important than is physical appearance in his rise to power. Those who see Hitler as a diabolical adventurer

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    1944‚ when it was created by a Polish lawyer named Raphael Lemkin‚ who combined “geno”‚ meaning race or tribe‚ with “cide”‚ which means killing. The Holodomor refers to the famine of the Ukranian people from 1932 to 1933 under the rule of a Josef Stalin. Under his leadership‚ the Soviet Union persecuted the Ukrainian people by denying them their basic needs. An estimated 7‚000‚000 people died in this genocide‚ which is also known as Holodomor‚ meaning “death by hunger.” The events that led up to

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