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Nazism profoundly impacted average Germans through the enforcement of totalitarian control, which suppressed dissent and restricted personal freedoms. Many citizens experienced intense Propaganda that promoted nationalistic and anti-Semitic ideologies, shaping public opinion and societal norms. Economic policies initially reduced unemployment and revived the economy, but they also led to militarization and war, ultimately resulting in widespread suffering during and after World War II. The consequences of Nazi rule left deep scars on German society, influencing collective memory and historical reckoning in the post-war era.
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Why did nazism interest and appeal to some German in the 1920's and 1930s?
Because Nazism promised to stop the economic depression that was caused by the Weimar Republic that was in control of Germany at the time. And because many Germans were against Communism, and found the militaristic totalitarian Nazism appealing in contrast to it's rival political parties.
How did German Nazism and Italian Fascism attitudes about race differ?
they gave world another direction...Germans hate Jews while Italians hate black people
What were the reasons for Nazism downfall?
Nazism fell in Germany because it ran out of resources and people to continue the war.
What government did Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy have?
The Italians and the Nazis had a Fascist government or dictatorship,the Italians are fascistthe Germans are another type of fascist only it is called nazism because they are rascistK.O. Jones
Why did the allies hold the trial at Nuremberg?
because previously it has been the spiritual capital of Nazism.
Where Germans affected by Nazism?
Yes, many Germans were impacted by Nazism during World War II. Some supported the Nazi regime, while others resisted or were persecuted for their beliefs. The aftermath of Nazism also led to widespread guilt and reflection among German society.
Should Germans have rejected nazism and adolf Hitler?
hard to answer! a lot of Germans were against Nazism. Hitler killed like about 69 possible opponents during what was called night of the long knives. this was done right after he became chancellor of Germany. people were terrified to go against the Nazis.
What did Germans do in World War 2?
They invaded Europe and Africa, tried to kill all the jews, and tried to spread Nazism.
Why did nazism interest and appeal to some German in the 1920's and 1930s?
Because Nazism promised to stop the economic depression that was caused by the Weimar Republic that was in control of Germany at the time. And because many Germans were against Communism, and found the militaristic totalitarian Nazism appealing in contrast to it's rival political parties.
How did German Nazism and Italian Fascism attitudes about race differ?
they gave world another direction...Germans hate Jews while Italians hate black people
Explain the ideological theory of Nazism?
The ideology of National Socialism was based on the superiority of the Aryan race and German nationalism. It was intended to unify all Germans, regardless of class, for the benefit of the government.
What year did the Nazi eventually disappear?
Answer: Nazis never disappeared. In fact, there are still Nazis today. But the decline of Nazism started after the Germans lost World War II, which ended in 1944.
How did D-Day affect the Germans in 1944?
D-day was a disaster for the Germans. They had massed their troops in the wrong places.
How do you use Nazism in a sentence?
Nazism was essentially just a form of fascism
What events motivated the us to join war?
The bombing of pearl harbour mostly. Americans wanted revenge. If the americans hadn't of joined winston churchill we could be in a world of blonde haird blue-eyed germans. The world would fall into nazism and then... ARMAGEDDON
How many hours does the average Germans sleep?
Eleven
How many civilians were victims of Nazism?
about 65 million who exposed to the full nazism
