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    When most people think of Nazi Germany‚ they immediately associate the attempted genocide of the Jews-- and the atrocities they and others suffered-- with the the direct orders of one man‚ Adolf Hitler. While this correlation is logical‚ it does not include the effects of the Nazi Party’s enforcement of its policies on the social structure of the nation or consequent policies. However‚ one set of laws during the occupation of the Nazi Party‚ The Nuremberg Laws‚ included the direct orders of Hitler

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    regions Table 5: Long-term orientation index values ​​(IDV) from 74 countries and regions 1 Introduction In this housework we present the intercultural differences between the Federal Republic of Germany and Qatar. Due to the increasing globalization‚ the interaction between different cultures in the same countries and especially in areas of global financial interest (where multinational companies unite efforts and means). Companies who want to benefit

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    very powerful ruler who used fear tactics to gain and maintain power. D. Adolf Hitler and Saddam Hussein both were extremely cruel rulers that were feared by many people. E. Adolf Hitler and Saddam Hussein are similar in foreign policies‚ unification of followers‚ political affiliations‚ invasions‚ crimes against humanity‚ and religious opposition and are different in the reasons they got power and economic policies. II. Foreign Policies (Similar) A. Adolf Hitler 1. Hitler had

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    The state of Germany after World War I was a time of unrest and plotting. After receiving the largest loses and thanks to the Versailles Treaty‚ Germany was looking to bring new leaders to power in order to take back what was theirs. During this time persuasive and dangerous leader‚ Adolf Hitler was able to gain power thanks to his vast knowledge and manipulation of propaganda. While at the time Germany what only seemed like a want to take back what was theirs brought along a raise of nationalist

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    ‘The Wilhelmine Germany was an entrenched authoritarian state’. How far do you agree with this judgement? The question of whether Wilhelmine Germany was an entrenched authoritarian state has been the subject of much debate. Those who have argued that it was have pointed mainly to the constitutional balance of powers to substantiate this view‚ which indeed appeared to give the Kaiser nearly complete authority over German politics. Some historians such as Wehler have offered an alternate version

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    Herrieden‚ Germany‚ was a quiet town. Houses in the neighborhood were never the same color. It was as if someone dumped all the shades of color onto this town. The Germans that were living in this town never had a frown on their face when outside. They always greeted their neighbors and gave each other gifts. The German community around my family and other families knew that we were Americans‚ but they never treated us with disrespect.When my family moved into the town‚ our neighbors came over to

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    Religion is one of the ways we can show our personalities and express ourselves. Imagine a world where you have to follow a specific religion and you get punished for not obeying the law. That was the issue in 16th century Germany. The issues that cause groups of people or countries to come to the conflict was the revolts against the church and higher power. The church was put down by Martin Luther and his reform against the obscured ways of the Catholic Church. Martin Luther was a German professor

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    Analyse the political factors involved in the unification of Italy up to 1861 Political factors played a huge role in the unification of Italy‚ both hindering and increasing the possibility of unification up to 1861. In this essay I will evaluate the most important factors that eventually led towards unification such as republicanism‚ Piedmont and Cavour‚ and wars such as the Crimean War. I will also discuss the factors that decreased the chances of unification including the congress of Vienna‚ the role

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    Life in Nazi Germany was bad for the people in Germany. Germany was slowly slipping into bankruptcies and unemployment rates were high. Germany were also limited as to what they could do because the treaty of Versailles meant that they had to limit the size of their army and that they had land taken away from them. On top of all that‚ Germany had to pay repatriations for the damage done in the war. This Essay will elaborate on the following points. How Hitler and the Nazi party created a totalitarian

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    the Central Powers (Germany‚ Austria-Hungary‚ and Prussia. After 4 years of fighting‚ the Germans surrendered and the Allies won. A lot of things changed all over Europe‚ but in Turkey and Germany the end of WWI was a catalyst for change‚ resulting in social and political changes within both countries. The differences consist of the fall of the empires and the allies control over both countries. While the similarities include‚ a rise in nationalism and territorial loss. Germany changed its form of

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