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After World War I (1914-1918), nationalist, right-wing political movements in Germany and Austria tended to see the nation in collective terms as a Volksgemeinschaft or national community. Racist nationalists on the extreme right of the political spectrum saw this collective as a voelkische Gemeinschaft, by which they meant a racial group that they considered superior. Adolf Hitler and the Nazis, among other radical right-wing groups, adopted this view of the German nation.
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Who was Hitlers victims?
Hitler blamed the Jewish people for Germany's loss in WWI. 6 and half million Jews were murdered and other who helped Jews or spoke against Hitler were also murdered.
Was Hitler shy?
Hitler was not a shy person. He spoke out to Germany and convinced them that he could solve all their problems. Part of the reason so many people listened to him, was because of his coaxing and demanding words.
What happened to people who spoke against Hitler?
People in Germany who openly opposed him were jailed or gassed, if they had not managed to flee abroad first. Of course, Great Britain, France, Canada, Australia, America and many other countries opposed Hitler.
How did aryan race influence the Holocaust?
The Aryans were the race that Hitler believed were pure during WWII. They mostly consisted of people with blonde hair and blue eyes but not all of them as Hitler himselve didn't tick either boxes. They consisted of people who were Christian.
How many relatives did Hitler kill?
Adolf Hitler was directly responsible for the deaths of over 46 million Europeans.In actuality, Hitler confessed that he never killed anybody when he spoke with Audie Murphy - 1st Soldier to confront that monster.
Who were some people killed by Hitler because they spoke against Hitler?
Hitler killed all of his oppsels so that everyone else could only hear one thing and one point and that was Hitler and his views of the world and the people in it
What happened when people spoke out against Hitler in Germany?
won a free appointment to see Dr. Mengele for whatever kind of treatment you need.
What happen to people who spoke out against Hitler?
Some were killed and others were saved by leaving the country!
How did Winston Churchill describe appeasement?
He spoke up against them. He spoke in parliament trying to get Prime Minister Baldwin to take notice of Hitler's evil intentions.
What were people who spoke against slavery?
abolitionists
Who was Hitlers victims?
Hitler blamed the Jewish people for Germany's loss in WWI. 6 and half million Jews were murdered and other who helped Jews or spoke against Hitler were also murdered.
What languages did Adolph Hitler spoke?
He spoke germen
What languages were spoken by Adolf Hitler?
Hitler spoke the German language.GermanHitler spoke German.
What was Charlie Chaplin's movie The Great Dictator about?
It was a satire on Hitler and Mussolini and their mannerisms, and it spoke out against anti-semitism and war.
Why did they help others surive the Holocaust?
Not everybody was on Hitler's side. If they were against him though, they held their tongues. If they spoke their opinion, it was a trip for them to the camps too. If they were against Hitler, they were good people just wanting to make a small difference. Or they were very close friends or relatives not wanting to see their beloved ones die.
Winston Churchill?
Political rival of Chamberlain who regularly spoke out against the policy of appeasement toward Hitler
Who spoke of an iron curtain?
Hitler.
