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Why did Germans result to violence as their economic situation worsened?
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∙ 12y ago
Actually Germany did result to violence. After ww1 Germany was in a horrible depression. Along comes Hitler promisses wealth and pride and a turn around for the country. He provided jobs and built the auto bahn. Then his egomania turned Germany to war against the" Jews". He was saying it was the "Jews" that caused all economic problems in Germany and the loss of ww1. By the time Germany figured out what his plan was, well it was too late to turn back. Either you follow or end up in a camp yourself. So much more to tell but that is the jist of it.
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