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    party and how Hitler controlled the people to believe whatever he said. Joseph Goebbels played a big part in the censorship of Germany. Books and media were censored and usually burned‚ and were replaced by Nazi propaganda. Hitler tried to remove Jews from the country which led to the Holocaust and the abuse that they experienced in concentration camps. Paul Joseph Goebbels was born on October 29‚ 1897 and died on May 1‚ 1945. He served as Reich Minister of Propanganda of Nazi Germany and a German

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    Sexual Coercion In Prison

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    Sexual coercion is a problem in the correctional institution on so many levels. With many inmates in the correctional institution expressing their sexuality either violent or innocuous‚ other inmates just simply don’t fight when they become the sexual object of another inmate. Factors that appear to increase sexual coercion are understaffed officers‚ racial conflict‚ inadequate security‚ and many inmates incarcerated for crimes against other people. The main inmates that are at risk are non gang

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    How Did Germany Cause Ww2

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    Britain‚ Russia‚ and Germany were among the few European powers in the war. Russian and Britain joined the war based on the alliances they made‚ whereas countries such as Germany joined the war because they were eager to be recognised among the European superpowers. Although some countries and individuals believed the war was beneficial‚ in actuality the war caused Germany to fall into debt due to the Treaty of Versailles‚ ultimately leading

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    How did Hitler and the Nazis use youth and education in their endeavours to develop a Third Reich in Germany? Hitler focused on the youth of Germany because he believed that the Third Reich in Germany would last a 1000 years so why waste time and resources on the older people of Germany? The youth of Germany were open to manipulation because they were vulnerable from World War 1. Also there were already structures in place where Hitler could educate young people on the Nazis. Hitler thought that

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    In which he says that long as they do they duty to Germany and Germany Volk‚ they can be sure that God will never abandon either them or German. Hitler was a leader of the Nazi party and the dictator of the Germany. Also‚ he was the fascist leader who was hugely influence by Mussolini who wished to form a perfect race‚ called Aryan race. He had hatred toward Jew and saw Jew as a race inferior to the Aryan. So‚ Hitler was the individual that indirectly affected the lives of the Canadians

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    World War I‚ Germany was only further degraded by the Treaty of Versailles. Germany was forced to take full responsibility for the devastating war and had to pay immense reparations for it. In response‚ the entire country took a turn for the worst‚ with their economy in shambles‚ significant territorial losses‚ and their military a mere fraction of its original size. Germans felt they had been mistreated and ignored by the rest of the world‚ as well as by their new government. Adolf Hitler and the Nazi

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    Did Hitler really die in the bunker? There is no evidence that Hitler really committed suicide in the Führerbunker‚ but there are many evidences that can prove‚ or at least create a suspicion about the life of Hitler in America after the fall of the Third Reich. The Führerbunker was an air-raid shelter near to the Chancellery‚ only for the private use of Hitler‚ his wife‚ and his closest advisers and ministers. According to the Soviets‚ Hitler and his wife‚ Eva Braun‚ committed suicide in the Führerbunker

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    significance written after the event itself‚ personal experience‚ and foundations that sprung up in response to the event. An analysis of all these sources and their reliability should lead to a conclusion of to what extent the event acted as a catalyst for the process of the emancipation of women. B. Summary of evidence 1. Background: the position of women. Their role and how they were perceived in their family and society before and during 1848 in Persia. Persia is what has been called Iran

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    propaganda using speakers and public meetings (Randall‚ abstract). The Nazis made sure that only Nazi ideas were discussed on the radio‚ in newspapers‚ and in magazines (Shuter‚ Life and Death in Hitler’s Europe‚ 12). They put up posters everywhere in Germany to show their ideas. (Shuter‚ Life and Death in Hitler’s Europe‚ 12). The posters consisted of linking the Jews to all sins‚ and they said cruel things about them and mocked the Jews (Shuter‚ Life and Death in Hitler’s Europe‚ 12). Jews were said

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    the aims of the Nazi party with their social policies need to be understood. These policies were reactionary attempts towards European Emancipation (Female inclusion in voting‚ increase of female employment etc.). Hitler’s ultimate aim was to make Germany into a perfect‚ powerful and dominant European empire. To do this he had to combat falling birth rates‚ and stress the family role of women‚ and the importance of the army for males. The Nazi party’s aims with their social policies were achieved success

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