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    How can a powerful country gain more power and more resources? By manipulating smaller countries into sacrificing their sovereignty and resources‚ any tyrannical entities can gluttonously devour the resources of the world. Just as the Nazis ravaged Europe in a desperate out reach for political power‚ imperialistic policies always lead to governmental or sociopolitical collapse. One example of an imperialistic entity’s collapse would be the collapse of the British empire in the 20th century and it’s

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    Hannah Arendt’s Origins of Totalitarianism Views on a Totalitarian Government Governmental issues are rising in our nation‚ especially recently with the presidential race being in session. Republicans and democrats are discussing and even arguing about which candidate would be most fitting for the seat of the President of the United States. The United States is not considered a totalitarian government but described as totalitarianism. “Bearing in mind that totalitarianism is first and foremost

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    Total War Effects

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    Total War impacted the citizens in the Homefront of Britain and Germany massively‚ as it had substantially negative social and economical impacts‚ as the resources available were directed towards war instead of the citizens. Additionally‚ Total War led to social unrest within both nations‚ and saw starvation and unhappiness become prevalent. Within the British Homefront‚ civilians were impacted greatly by Total War‚ which inevitably let to social unrest‚ alongside the ignoring of basic civil rights

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    Harry Houdini Essay

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    Harry Houdini is a famous magician from Hungary. He was born on March 24‚ 1874 in Budapest‚ Hungary. He died on October 31‚ 1926 in Detroit‚ Michigan. He was 52 years old. His real name was Erik Weisz. He “arrived in the United States on July 3‚ 1878‚ on the SS Fresia with his mother (who was pregnant) and his four brothers.The family changed their name to the German spelling Weiss‚ and Erik became Ehric. Friends called him "Ehrie" or "Harry".” Harry began his magic career in 1891‚ but had barely

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    Hitler's Rise to Power

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    Hitler’s rise to power occurred in the post World War phase when Germany suffered from a spate of economic and social problems. Hitler was a cunning and intelligent man who found opportunity within every event and circumstance. He employed a variety of methods in his rise to power‚ each method specifically suitable for helping him rise a level higher in his gradual progression to dictatorship. Hitler’s initial method in his bid for power largely consisted of rallies and speeches through which

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    Propaganda in Germany During WWII     Prior to WWII‚ the Nazi Party was not a favourable one of the people residing in Germany. It was not until 1933‚ when Hitler came into power‚ that the Nazi Party was elected into the government. Many historians question how it was possible for such a violent and discriminatory party to have taken power. The reason is simple. Propaganda had a significant role in the entire Nazi Party campaign. Propaganda is how Hitler managed to keep his people loyal and his party

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    25 Point Plan

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    This is the 25 point plan that the Nazi party first announced when it was created; The unity of all German-speaking peoples. The abolition of the Treaty of Versailles. Land and colonies to feed Germany’s population. Only Germans can be citizens. No Jew can be a German citizen. People in Germany who are not citizens must obey special laws for foreigners. Only German citizens can vote‚ be employed or hold public office. Citizens are entitled to a job and a decent standard of living. If

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    Leni Riefenstahl‚ was a famous film director of the time and a devoted propagandist supporting the Nazis. She was amazing in working the angles. Hitler was shown to the public first as one of them‚ an ordinary person‚ and then as a god. In this specific scene‚ the German population is introduced as a whole united community to put in contrast the failures of World War I and this was thanks to their obedience and loyalty to Hitler. The purpose of all the media creating a media cult on Hitler was to

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    The Treaty of Versailles was passed in order to end WWI and addressed the condition of the economy post-war. The decisions contrived during the treaty were without Germany’s input‚ such as the full blame being on them and the amount of reparations due. This caused anger and resentment towards the Allied Powers‚ which only helped Hitler wiggle his way to the top. For the Allies‚ the treaty only created what they thought was a type of peace that weakened Germany‚ secured the French border against

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    Explain The Importance Of Von Papen’s Role In Hitler’s Rise To Power Hitler came to power not only by winning seats in the Reichstag but also from the unconscious help of Von Papen and his efforts to stay in power for as long as he could. President Hindenburg aimed to keep Hitler out of power for as long as possible because he knew what Hitler was capable of and what he could do to Germany. He therefore appointed Bruning but as he had less votes and seats than Hitler Bruning relied on decree

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