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Why was there so little opposition to Nazi rule in Germany?
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October 29, 2008 1:40PM
The Nazis very quickly set up networks of informers. Records of
executions, for example, show there was considerably more
opposition than was formerly thought. However, it was largely a
matter of individuals and sometimes couples. What was extremely
hard because of the police state was organized opposition on a
larger scale. Propaganda! The terror apparatus, torture, the
Gestapo.
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