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The Rise of Hitler Hitler was also a World War I veteran
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Hitler was also enraged over the peace settlement following World War I
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Hitler joined the National Socialist German Workers’ (Nazi) Party in 1919 “Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterparte” He led an uprising against the German government…which only landed him in jail
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While jailed, he wrote his autobiography Mein Kampf (published 1925) in which he discussed: – Nazi philosophy – Problems of Germany – Plans for the nation
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In time, the Nazi party was the largest group in the Reichstag, and as a result, Hitler became a key leader in the German state – Chancellor (1933)
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Once in power legally, he silenced opposition, suspended civil liberties, and convinced the government to give him dictatorial powers (the Enabling Act)
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The Third Reich and Aryanism The Third Reich was supposed to be the most powerful and longest lasting German power 1 st Reich – (900s-1806) 2 nd Reich – (1871-1918) 3 rd Reich – (1933--?)
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Oratory and propaganda – “racial- nationalism” – Darwinian racial struggle
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The Aryan race (Hitler’s perspective) refers to pure- blooded people who are seen as being at the top of the white race
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Hitler’s propaganda viewed Aryans in the following ways:
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Aryans in their ideal state were blond-haired, blue-eyed German men and women…
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However, what was most important was that you had pure German blood – Schutzstaffel
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The “Untermensch” are those people who are not of pure blood – “subhuman”
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Hitler sees a war between the races as inevitable and desirable
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Hitler believed he would be the savior of Germany and the world
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