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Only a minimum of the German population actually supported the Reich and/or the war. Many were indifferent to, unknowledgeable of or even against the ideas of both, and so were just as innocent as the victims in other countries.
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∙ 15y agoIt caused the German people to grow desprate and ready to accept anything, like Hitler.
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in a bad way
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