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    for a variety of purposes and has been very effective for most of those who use this form of persuasion. So, what role did propaganda play in World War II, and how did the National Socialist German Workers ' Party (Nazis) take advantage of it? They used…

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    Surprisingly, one political party was the cause of death for 11 million people. The Nazi party was a horrible organization. The Nazis had placed their men all over the territory they controlled. In addition, their beliefs were simple, hatred for everything that was not the German race. Although the organization is evil, the people behind the scenes controlling everything were the leaders of their party. Together the Nazi party did many horrible things and eliminated everything in their way to…

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    and showed an extraordinary amount of humanity in one of the bloodiest wars the wars the world has seen. Oskar Schindler lived a complicated life had being a Nazi and had saved the lives of many Jews. Not all people know the acclaimed hero. Schindler was an unlikely war time hero being a business man, womanizer, and belonging to the Nazi party (Biogrphy.comEditors). Oskar Schindler was born April 28, 1908, in Zwittau Austria-Hungary .Schindler married Emilie Schindler when he was 19 (Bard). At…

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    interests and the interests of other well minded German citizens that the Nazi Party be voted in the upcoming elections of 1932. The Nazi party is the people's party, and it is my conviction that they will bring changes to the lives of the upper class, the middle class (Mittesland) and the have-nots; besides, it is more likely to bring law and order to the entirety of Germany (Nyomarkay, 35). With the policies of the party, Germany will be able to realize the reprisal of the Treaty of Versailles…

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    Reinhard Heydrich Reinhard Heydrich had a successful and rapid career in the Nazi party, being one of Hitler's most important individuals. His role in the party was of great importance and significant to what the Nazis achieved. Heyedrich had great ambitions, and from the start of his career aimed leadership of the third Reich. Heydrich was a self driving of hatred to the Jews and was a brutal force to the Nazis with great ideas. Reinhard Heydrich was born on March 9, 1904. His early life…

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    The rise of Hitler and the Nazi Party was inevitable. The rise of Hitler and the Nazi Party was practically inevitable. Germany had previously had a legacy of authoritarian rule, and the majority of German citizens wished for a strong leader to run the country, the description of which Hitler fit perfectly. Also, National Socialism appealed to a wide variety of people, making emotional promises to several key groups in society in order to gain their devotion. By manipulating the desires of the…

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    The Nazi party impacted German family and Community life to a significant extent through varying political, economic and social reforms.Through systematic discrimination against various political and religious groups, indoctrinating the youth, reforming ideas about the role of women and controlling the working class’ lives the Nazi party reshaped the structure of German society during the period of 1933-1939 in an attempt to create a Volksgemeinschaft or ‘people’s community’. The Nazis saw the…

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    The Rise Of The Nazi Party

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    which the leader of the Nazi party – Adolf Hilter was appointed as the chancellor of the Reichstag, granting him power to rule Germany. However, his stand in Germany was not strong enough. In the March1933 election, NSDAP only won around 43.9% of the German votes . It was not the majority. They still needed NSVDP’s help to control the parliament. Opposition parties, like SPD and KPD, on the other hand, gained the second most votes after NSDAP. Therefore, the election signaled Nazi Germany to…

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    Adolf Hitler, leader of the Nazi party and Führer of Nazi Germany, was, and still is, an infamous figure known for its fascist policies that caused the death of millions of people. Although Hitler might not seem like a good person, he fits the criteria of a successful leader; he was determined to restore his country to its rightful honor, great military and outstanding economic power. He built an empire from the ashes of an old one. He was a symbol of absolute spitefulness, yet he inspired…

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    Jewish race, seen as pestering animals ,were dehumanized by the Nazi party in a matter of about six years. It all started with Kristallnacht and The Nuremberg Laws, when the Jews had all of their businesses, homes, and rights taken away by the infamous leader Adolf Hitler. Being dehumanized means to be gradually reduced to a little more than ¨ things “or be treated like an annoying bug that needs to be exterminated immediately. The Nazis dehumanized the Jews by making them separate from their…

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