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    Totalitarian Germany

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    Modern History – Assessment Task 3 “Germany 1919-1939” EVALUATE THE SUCCESS OF THE NAZI PARTY IN TRANSFORMING GERMANY INTO A TOTALITARIAN SOCIETY IN THE PERIOD 1933-1939.’ Germany under Nazi rule‚ through the years 1933-39 contained many ‘totalitarian’ aspects to its regime‚ but for it to be exclusively described as totalitarian would not be accurate. Critics of the concept of totalitarianism often argue that there is no clear distinction between totalitarian and authoritarian regimes

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    Research Paper Rough Draft In the years leading up to World War II‚ Germany was a struggling nation. The Treaty of Versailles and the failure from World War I left the country in pieces. Germany’s cities were destroyed‚ they had low job employment‚ and they were in heavy debt (historynet.com). Adolf Hitler‚ a German leader‚ used the idea of nationalism to unite the country as one. As part of his agenda‚ he blamed Jewish people‚ communists‚ England‚ and France for their problems (worldwar-two.net)

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    1984 Essay- George Owrell

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    In 1984 by George Orwell‚ has successfully demonstrated a figure party‚ who is in control of every aspect of human life. The party thinks that they are making Oceania a better and civilized country if they place rules and regulations for the citizens of the country. The party tells them when to wake up‚ when to sleep‚ where one should work‚ and so on. Due to this‚ and a few other factors‚ most of the citizens living in Oceania are unhappy and struggling to cope with their life. The party gained control

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    Irena Sendler Hero

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    The Gestapo broke her feet and legs‚ but even under torture she gave up nothing. Irena was sentenced to death‚ but fortunately but a member of Zegota bribed one of the Germans to stop it (1). As soon as the Holocaust was over‚ Irena dug up the jars and helped

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    the Gestapo – the Secret Police state – were responsible for rounding up Jews and anyone thought of as a threat to Nazi Germany by trying to murder them. Germans believed that the Gestapo was everywhere‚ which created a never ending fear of them. Most of the public believed that you could trust no one as they may be part of the Gestapo‚ who were capable of immediately prosecuting and even executing you if you were not a completely loyal state member. The fear created by the SS and the Gestapo made

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    Like most the countries in Europe in the beginning of the 1930s‚ Germany was suffering from the consequences of the Great Depression. In this period of economic and political difficulty‚ Germany had become susceptible to extreme parties who offered any solution to their continuing problems. Consequently‚ through luck and perseverance‚ Hitler became Chancellor in 1933 with the promise of making Germany self sufficient and providing relief from the pains of the Depression. Between the period of 1933-1939

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    The Nazis and the Jews

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    satisfactory…” where wrongdoers meant‚ most predominately‚ the Jews (Johnson 316). Hitler wanted the absolute extermination of the Jewish population of Europe. This distain for the Jews went all the way down to the lowest ranked Nazi soldiers. One Gestapo officer stated‚ “There are no upstanding Jews‚ and the entire race will be exterminated‚” (Johnson 440). The Governor General of Poland‚ Hans Frank‚ felt the only way to win the war was to get rid of the Jews. He blamed the start of the war on them

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    I agree to a large extent that Hitler’s policies were a success for German people during the 1930s. Hitler’s economic and education policies were a success but his anti-Jewish policy/policy of using violence and intimidation was a failure. Hitler’s economic four-year plan in 1936 emphasized rearmament and the production of local substitutes for raw materials. Hitler’s first step was to ban all trade unions as they were a possible source of opposition. Instead‚ he set up his own compulsory trade

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    parties to get majority to get Enabling Act passed. Other measures passed – Unions banned‚ media censorship and other parties were united and dissolve themselves. SA Night of the Long Knives – Public saw how Nazis dealt with ‘problems’. SS and Gestapo expand. Death of Hindenburg meant Hitler becomes Fuhrer. Para2 Discuss the Fear/Terror in Germany –

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    Were the Nuremberg Trials Just The Nuremberg Trials served justice by holding accountable the highest ranking officers of the Nazi party. The Nazi party was the leading group in the Holocaust. This was the genocide of an estimated 10 to 12 million people (History.com). Approximately 6 million of those were European Jews. The prisoners were often taken to concentration or death camps were they were either worked to death or killed. The Holocaust lasted approximately 12 years (1933-1945). After the

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