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    Like the Biblical God‚ Hitler created war and destruction. Like the Biblical Jesus‚ Hitler did not live for peace. He created many divisions among the people. But‚ the Nazi regime ’s reign of terror upon the world was only made possible by Christianity. Fueled by Hitler and the Nazi party ’s misinterpretations of the Bible‚ and stereotyped by the past‚ the Jews ’ elimination was portrayed as a necessary and sufficient condition for the return of both Germany and the world to its ‘original ’ condition

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    the fate of the World was unforeseeable. German and Italian advances had been halted by the Allied‚ but two major-powers‚ Japan and the US unexpectedly entered the war at the end of the year. During 1941 Germany was implementing Operation Typhoon‚ or the Moscow offensive and until the beginning of December‚ the Germans believed that the war would soon be over and were prepared to celebrate a victory. However‚ the Russian resistance proved to be more efficient than Hitler initially believed and

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    Adolf Hitler killed an estimated 12 million people during World War II. Hitler grew up with the hatred of Jews. He started concentration camps to get rid of all of the Jews because he thought they were the reason for Germany losing World War I. This is why World War II happened. Adolf Hitler was a powerful leader who had a significant role starting World War II. During the early life of Adolf Hitler‚ he had very rough times. To start‚ Hitler was born April 20‚ 1889. His parents were Alois and Klara

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    circumstances between 1929 and 1933 led to the rise of Adolf Hitler in Germany with the Nazi party provided a simple path to gaining power as Chancellor and Dictator of Germany. The Great Depression was a catalytic aspect that led to the circumstances of the Germany that Adolf Hitler was able to control. However scenarios regarding the mistakes of others‚ the Nazi’s sinister tactics‚ weaknesses of Government and the characteristic possessed by Hitler were all crucial to his rise. The extremely catastrophic

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    ever wonder how Hitler ever became one of the most powerful leaders? Well everything started on January 30‚ 1933. This is when he became chancellor. From that point on his strength started growing quickly and larger. Many events led up to Hitler having so much power. After Paul von Hindenburg made Hitler chancellor Hitler kept excelling in getting more power. Hitler had won 37% of the legislative votes in the year before. Together those two things gave Hitler and his party of Nazis to have the ability

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    World War II was one of the bloodiest and the most devastating events in history. It destroyed the lives of more than 60 million people‚ which was approximately 3% of the world’s population at the time. The Holocaust also left 11 million casualties from concentration camps all over Europe. Adolf Hitler‚ the German chancellor and the leader of the Nazi party‚ started the war in 1939. He was an ambitious man‚ who wanted to “make Germany great again” as it had to go through humiliation after losing

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    To what extent‚ and by what means‚ did Hitler create a totalitarian regime? After consolidating his power‚ Hitler sought to make Germany a nation a totalitarian state in which the one-party Nazi structure had absolute political authority over every aspect of ’life’. By suppressing opposition and making individuals mere pawns of the state this was partly achieved. Several strategies quickly ensured civilian support‚ whilst exploiting political opportunities and manipulating the economy allowed Hitler

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    The Austrian Chancellor‚ Dollfuss‚ tried to crack down on the Socialists and Nazis - political factions that he thought were tearing the country apart. Dollfuss banned the Nazi party. In 1934‚ Hitler ordered the Austrian Nazis to create havoc in Austria. This turned into an attempt to overthrow the government. Chancellor Dollfuss was murdered but the attempted coup failed because the Austrian military intervened to back up the government. In 1934‚ Italy had an agreement with Austria that it would

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    In 1939‚ Hitler issued one of many ghettos that concentrated millions of Jews. “During World War II‚ the Germans concentrated urban and sometimes regional Jewish populations in ghettos. Living conditions were miserable. Ghettos were often enclosed districts that isolated Jews by separating Jewish communities from the non-Jewish population and from other Jewish communities.” (USHMM)2 The Nazis in the ghettos forced many of the Jews to work labor in these horrible conditions. Many stayed in the

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    finally‚ at its precipice with Adolf Hitler. Nevertheless‚ Germany’s use of violence cannot be solely attributed to its political philosophy‚ as the aftermath of World War 1 was rather cruel and unusual to the German people; the majority of Germans were shocked and belittled by the Treaty of Versailles‚ leading to great resentment‚ anger‚ and a general desire for revenge. In post war Germany‚ conditions became ideal for opportunists and demagogues such as Adolf Hitler‚ who seemed to epitomize the frustrations

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