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By 1938 Hitler had won over more than 90% of Germany's population, winning the support of the great majority that voted against him in 1933.

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How does Russia and the Soviet Union tie into the war and holocaust 

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How does Russia and the Soviet Union tie into the war and holocaust 

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Hitler used the Great Depression as a way to gain supporters because the economy was so bad. He claimed he can make Germany great again.

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wow big number

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Life before the war for a jewish person wasn’t horrible save for the occasional anti semitsm, as Jack, a jewish- austrian, said ‘apart from the anti semitism it was beautiful’

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Political and economic context and why people voted for Hitler

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Many people were skeptical when power was changing in Germany when Hitler became counsellor in 1933. Propaganda and military success soon made Hitler into an idol.

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Germany used propaganda to turn neutral viewers to them. They spread lies that Jews had bad diseases, and that’s why they had to live seperatly

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Hitler became chancellor and made himself absolute ruler though article 48.

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Children learnt about nazism through school and other activities, making them easy to convert to nazism since they were easily impressionable.

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in hitlers time in jail he felt that he needed to expand his political principals. 🤬 journalist rewrote his manuscript which was filled with hitlers entire world view. originally he wanted it to be called four and a half years of struggle against lies, cowardice and foolishness but instead was changed to mein kamp

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 Personal experience of a man named Jack

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 Personal experience of a man named Jack

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Jack speaks about his life before the war. Where jack lived was very friendly and had a great sense of community. "everything was good until 1881, when the Tsar was assassinated and Antisemitism and programs had formed around the area." by 1914 50 % of the population had left the town to settle into America.  The Germans took everything away from the farmers so everyone was starving.

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Hitler's rise to power can be attributed to both his strengths and that of the party, as well as the weaknesses of the government in handling the crisis of the economic depression. In anger and bitterness towards the government's cut of expenditure, wages and employment, many people turned towards the 🤬 party. As Hitler and his party continued to grow in power, he was offered the position of chancellor by the government, with the idea he could be controlled.

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Julien Bryan lived in Germany for seven weeks and shot 20,000 feet of film. It was the first piece of film to critically examine 🤬 Germany

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How many children were in the Hitler Youth program?

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He rose in power with his political party, the Nazis. They got into power because Hitler was a good speaker, people began to support extremist parties such as the Nazis in the Great Depression and given power by others who foolishly thought the could control Hitler.

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Two thirds of the Jews living in Europe were killed in the Holocaust.

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Today there are 14 million Jews world wide

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in 1933, there were 9.5 million Jews living in Europe only.
Where did Hitler learn to speak so fluently