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The biggest lie that Adolf Hitler and the Nazi's told about Jew's was that it was their fault they lost World War 1. This was not true, but, Adolf told this lie so many times everybody started to believe it.

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Q: What were the main lies told about Jews by the Nazis in world war 2?
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