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I'm obviously not some smarty-pants or mind-freak or anything, but all I can say about how Hitler thought of violence is that, in the Hindu's religion, there was a sign of "swastika" which precisely meant "peace", Hitler reversed that sign, and declared it of being sign of "blood, war and violence", and he made it the Nazisign.
What else can I help you with?
How important was the use of violence in making Hitler dictator in 1934?
Personally, I think that the violence between 1933 and 1934 was very important as it showed Hitler that violence wouldn't work and that he'd have to use a different approach. The violence, such as the Munich Putsch, showed Hitler that other methods would have to be used. As a result of the Munich Putsch, 16 Nazis were killed and Hitler was sent to prison. Obviously, this sent a pretty clear message that violence wasn't going to work. In prison, Hitler had valuable thinking time where he wrote 'Mein Kampf' and, as shown in source B, this caused Hitler to change his methods which lead to him gaining support and eventually becoming dictator.
What did Malcolm X believe violence was?
He believed violence was the way to peace.
What do Taoists believe about violence?
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What taoists believe about violence?
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Did Hitler believe in black magic?
He claimed to believe in 'providence'.
Why did Hitler believe jews were trying to kill him?
This was not one of the beliefs that Hitler held.
What is the author of the Adolf Hitler biography?
I believe that Adolf Hitler is the author of his biography!
Who defined leadership as the ability to move the masses through peruasion or violence?
Adolph Hitler
What leader defined leadership as the ability to move the masses through peruasion or violence?
Hitler
Who used violence against those that were different during world war 2?
Hitler
Do people in Kenya believe in Santa?
no they believe that hitler delivers them wealth..
Why was Hitler never punished for what he did to millions of people?
because people dont believe in hitler
