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Germans were foolish enough to accept that it was necessary to grant absolute power to the Nazis to enable them to deal with a national state of emergency.
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Nazi book burning?
Nazi book burning refers to the widespread events in 1933 when the Nazi party in Germany burned books deemed to be subversive or 'un-German'. This censorship was a deliberate effort to control public opinion and suppress ideas that contradicted Nazi ideology, ultimately aiming to undermine intellectual freedom and dissent.
What could have been done to stop nazi polocies before ww2?
The German Government and the German Army could not of given the Nazi party so much power to begin with. Then the Nazi Party wouldn't of risen in power over Germany.
Is Anti-Nazis a word?
It is not so much a word, but a term describing those against the Nazi party.
Why did the Nazi party and Hitler get so powerful during the 1920?
Adolf Hitler was known as one of the best persuasive public speakers of all time. He used his abilities to gather large numbers of people to dictate and become Nazi soldiers. His party became so large that it started to control Germany. Short and Simple answer.
How did the Nazis get so strong?
The Nazi Party formed from the National Socialist German Workers' Party after Hitler too power. Much of Hitler's rise was attributed to the fact that Germany was in such a depression after the Treaty of Versailles demolished their economy. The people clung to Hitler's promises because they were, at that time, their only hope after getting out of the depression. So with Germany's support Hitler rose to great power and with him so did the Nazi Party.
Why did Hitler start the Nazi Party and what was its purpose?
Hitler started the NAZI Party because he wanted to get power of Germany and help the German people. The Only way Hitler could rise to power is to enter into politics, so once he entered politics he can be noticed by everyone including the communist. From 1921-1933 The Purpose of the Nazi Party was to; 1. Become leading Party of the Riechstag 2. Make Hitler President of Germany In 1933, Once Hitler was chancellor and the enabling act was signed, he eliminated the other parties like communist, then he made the Nazi a 1 party state which helped Hitler maintain political control other Germany
Why does Germany not have the Nazi flag anymore?
The Nazi flag represents oppression and the killing of different groups of people. The flag may not have done those things but they remind people of them. It is illegal to fly the Nazi flag in Germany, or to display other Nazi symbols. When Germans were permitted to run their country again after occupation by the Allies wwas nominally ended, those who took control had been anti-Nazis, so they had no difficulty banning Nazi symbols as part of the process of assuring the victors that Germany would not do that again.
Why is the chairman of the American Nazi Party supporting Trump?
The chairman of the American Nazi Party, Rocky Suhayda, wrote on his website "Donald Trump's campaign statements, if nothing else, have SHOWN that 'our views' are NOT so 'unpopular' as the Political Correctness crowd have told everyone they are!" His campaign has apparently (as reported by Slate) become a good recruiting tool for many white supremacist groups. To be clear, Trump has no relationship with the Nazi party, nor is he advocating their ideals. He can't control who supports him.
Why was the Nazi 1934 Nuremberg Party Rally so important?
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Why was Nazi Leardership to blame for the holocaust?
because Hitler had hated Jews so when he became leader of the Germany the Nazi party sided with him and that's why they were to blame
What age were children taught about nazism?
After Hitler and the Nazi Party took control of Germany in 1933, the Nazi's began to use propaganda to infuse the nation's youth with the ideals (so-called ) of the Nazi style of fascism. The "Hitler Youth" was formed as a sort of American "Boy Scouts" and the children of Germany were educated in Nazi beliefs at an early age. The Nazi's even developed a program of awarding families who had multiple offspring to continue to populate Germany.
Was Nazi Germany like Seattle?
Not so much.
