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Hitler made a speech in which he pledged to use restraint 

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1. after she dies he falls into a depression
2. Austrian corporal was presented to field marshal oct,1931
3. He recieved a telegram from chancellor in beginning of 1932
4. "freedom and bread" was his slogan
5. he got over 11 million votes in election

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1. British Ambassador Nevile Henderson sent a letter to Hitler at Berchtesgaden on August 23rd
2. Hitler was spending lots of time at Berchtesgaden mountain retreat in 1939
3.  Nobody outside of Germany believe Hitler anymore. He lied a lot and made t
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1.  German university towns had counted among the world's great centers of scientific and literary scholarship.
2. in the 1920s, sensed Nazism might be the wave of the future.
3.  traditional elementary and secondary school system and became the main force educating children.
4. First   camp was Dachau located near Munich
5. successful that it became the model for all concentration camps, and there would be hundreds of them.

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1. After the election  of March 5, 1933, the Nazis began a systematic takeover of the state governments throughout Germany
2.Political enemies were arrested by the thousands and put in hastily constructed holding pins
3. On March 15, 1933, a cabinet meeting was held by Hitler which he discussed with Goring about how much left was needed for what Hitler wanted
4. The emergency decree signed on February 28th by Hindenburg
5.Hitler made a speech in which he pledged to use restraint before the vote

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1.Hitler took full responsibility for what he did.
2. In 1918 Hitler considered the German politicians as traitors
3.Hitler was taken to the old fortress on April 1st 1924
4. He was able to have visitors at fortress
5. he received gets visitors  at fortress

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Lorena Villa- The Night of the Broken Glass

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Lorena Villa- The Night of the Broken Glass

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1.  Many international leaders hoped that Hitler was a statesman
2. November 9, 1938, an event occurred which revealed the true nature of Hitler's regime to the world and also marked the beginning of a deadly of Nazi policy concerning the Jews.
3.In Germany and Austria the Jewish shops and department stores had their windows smashed and contents wrecked.
4. 25,000 Jewish men were sent off to concentration camps where they were brutalized and randomly chosen to be beaten to death
5. Heydrich reported 7,500 Jewish businesses destroyed, 267 synagogues burned and 91 Jews murdered

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Juliana Taylor- Nazis Boycott Jewish Shops

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Juliana Taylor- Nazis Boycott Jewish Shops

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1-Nazi Brownshirt's were also known as the SA storm troopers.
2- Germans were very interested in bargaining and shopping on Saturdays.
3-Goebbels was a very small man he stood five feet tall.
4-In April 1, 1933 Nazi boycott started at a dress shop in Berlin.
5- Jews were banned from cultural and entertainment activities such as  literature, art, film and theater.  Nazis Boycott

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Daveona Hatchell(Hitler Runs for President)

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Daveona Hatchell(Hitler Runs for President)

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1. In February 1932, President Hindenburg reluctantly agreed to run again
2.Adolf Hitler met the 84-year-old President of Germany,Paul von Hindenburg, for the first time.
3.October of 1931 marked the beginning of the political intrigue that would destroy the young republic.
4.Hitler received a telegram
5.Hitler and the Nazis had shown massive popularity

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1. Hitler spent 9 months of 1924 in Prison.
2. Talked about his failed Nazi revolution in his book
3. Hitler visited the Prime Minister of Bavaria early in 1925
4. Wrote an editorial for the  Völkischer Beobachter called a new beginning

5. The Nazis held their first big meeting since the Beer Hall Putsch n February 27th

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1.on march 1933
2. students and  brownshirted stormtroopers tossed books in a fire
3. Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels joined the students at the bonfire
4. Germany led by Adolf Hitler
5. Before Hitler, German university town been counted among the worlds great centers of scientific innovation and literary scholarship.

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1) Nazis intended to use the 1936 Summer Olympics in Berlin as a showcase for the new Germany
2) It was the second time the modern Olympics were scheduled to be held in Germany
3)Hitler was not a sports fan
4)Hitler was the host of the 1936 Olympics
5)There was a special seating area for Hitler

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1) Heinrich Heine said "Whenever books are burned, human beings are destined to be burned too."
2) May 10, 1933, college students burned books with "unGerman" ideas.
3) Germany was led by a self- educated, high school drop-out, Adolf Hitler.
4) Before Hitler, college graduates had great intelligence, after Hitler, they were less intelligent.
5) College professors feared they if they angered their students they would report them to concentration camps.

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1)Hitler lived in a very strict household
2) His mother died of cancer
3)At the beginning Hitler found school very easy and had very good grades
4)Hitlers family moved a lot through out his childhood
5)Hitler had the dream of being an artist but never was able to succeed

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1. 87 year old german president paul von hindenburg lay close to death in east prussia.
2.   In August 2 1934  the much anticipated death of President Hindenburg finally occurred.
3.  The existing authority of the Reich President will consequently be transferred to the Führer and Reich Chancellor  Adolf Hitler.
4.  On August 19 about 95 percent of registered voters in Germany went to the polls and gave Hitler 38 million.
5.   Before the rally, Hitler had summoned an up-and-coming movie director named Leni Riefenstahl and asked her to film the entire week-long event. Her film of the 1934 Nuremberg rally bore the title personally chosen by Hitler  "Triumph of the Will," and it also became one of the most powerful propaganda statements ever made.

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1. Hitler found that being under authority revolting
2.  Teenage years were the happiest years to him
3.  Hitlers personality was described as "Violent and headstrong."
4. Inspired by Opera and often checked out books in the library on German history
5. Took a two day art exam and was so sure he would get it but when he didn't, he feel into a depression.

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1.) Hitler had his own personal retreat on a mountaintop at  Berchtesgaden where he discussed matters of his first diplomatic journey.
2.)France had the power to overrule Hitler, they did nothing.
3.)When the Nazis entered Vietnam, which was home to around 180,000 Jews, they took Jews to concentration camps.
4.) On March 14th Hitler announced the new law that Austria would become a part of the German Reich.
5.) When Hitler entered into Vienna, to take Jews to concentration camps, he felt no guilt even though Vienna was once his home.

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Austin and Kyle (Nazis boycott jewish shops)

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Austin and Kyle (Nazis boycott jewish shops)

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1. Began on April 1st
2. They held signs
3. Some jews were radicals
4. Boycotts led to the gassing of jews
5. Jews were robbed of their rights after the boycotts

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1. On August 4th 1938  a secret army meeting was indeed held
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1. Under the terms of the Armistice, the German Army was allowed to remain intact and was not forced to admit defeat by surrendering.
2.  Adolf Hitler joined the committee of the German Workers' Party.
3.  Hitler rushed back to Munich and countered them by announcing his resignation from the Party on July 11, 1921.
4.  Hitler and the Nazis hatched a plot in which they would kidnap the leaders of the Bavarian government.
5.  On February 27th, the Nazis held their first big meeting since the Beer Hall Putsch.

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AJ Paulino- The Night of the broken glass

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AJ Paulino- The Night of the broken glass

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1. On October 27th 2,000 children were expelled.
2. His father had spent the past 28 years building up a modest tailoring business in Hanover.
3. On Monday morning, November 7, he walked into a Paris gun shop and purchased a 6.35-caliber revolver along with a box of 25 bullets.
4. About 25,000 Jewish men were hauled off to Dachau, Buchenwald and Sachsenhausen concentration camps where they were brutalized by SS guards and in some cases randomly chosen to be beaten to death.
5. The many thousands of broken plate-glass windows resulted in the term Kristallnacht or Night of Broken Glass to describe the events of November 9th lasting into the early morning hours of the 10th.

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1.) Gestapo was founded in April 1933
2.)  been a member of the Prussian Ministry of the Interior since 1930
3.) he served as a senior adviser in the police
4.)  On February 10, 1936 the Nazi Reichstag allowed the Gestapo Law to pass
5.) Hitler introduced the Reich Main Security Office it had 7 branches

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1.  The first steps toward Lebensraum occurred in 1935 when Hitler openly violated
2. The Treaty of Versailles by reintroducing military conscription and began rapidly rebuilding the German Army. Hitler finally released his plans and everybody was surprised.
3. Hitler planned a secret meeting with other leaders
4. Hitlers plan was to make concentration camps for Jewish
5. Hitler had over 20 people at his meeting

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Kobe Abbott - Hitler Becomes Army Commander

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Kobe Abbott - Hitler Becomes Army Commander

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1. Hitler did not care about any consequences, only results.
2.  One of the 2 people left from Hindenburg's staff was Field Officer Werner von Blomberg, who married a lower class, working family woman named Erna Gruhn.
3. Turns out she had a criminal record for prostitution and pornographic pictures.
4. Hitler fired him, but promised to restore his job once the situation cooled down. In the mean time he retired to Italy with his new wife.
5. Hitler never called him to come back to work, and he lived out the rest of his life in Italy, loyal to his new wife.