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Post WWI German economy was in shambles, and the German people felt oppressed by the blame that they were forced to carry for the Second Reich's policy. Hitler found the Jews as the perfect scapegoat: they had access to the country's economy due to the efficiency of most Jews as an ethnicity in banking, and snowballed all the problems of Germany around this issue. Hitler's charisma in speech and his brilliant tactics drained the German people of any resistance they might have had at blaming their troubles on an apparent culprit.

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