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    Following World War I‚ the entire globe started to see the emergence of new totalitarian regimes. Whether it was due to the lack of leadership within a country‚ the people wanting change in economy‚ or new candidates becoming prominent‚ there were many different leaders throughout rising governments. Countries such as Germany‚ Italy‚ Japan‚ and the Soviet Union all had new elected officials within their totalitarian governments for one reason or another in the 1920’s and 1930’s. Adolf Hitler rose

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    Have you ever wondered how Adolf Hitler convinced an entire nation to murder over 3 million people? On March 21‚1933‚Hitler had full power turned over to him by the Enabling Bill. By the 23 he got nearly 100% of the German’s votes‚ three months later all non-nazi parties no longer existed (Lukacs‚ 6). Hitler was a very powerful and evil dictator when he took over Germany‚ but evil villains aren’t born‚ they’re made. When Hitler was young he always was by himself‚ and he started showing future traits

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    After Hitler and Stalin established a foundation for their empire‚ it was time for them to rise to power. Adolf Hitler looked up to Benito Mussolini and decided he wanted to reach control by seizing power. Hitler and the brownshirts began to March towards the Munich‚ but was stopped short after being fired upon by soldiers and going to jail. The experience was an wakening to Hitler and realized he would have to take control politically. Hitler and his political party “Nazis” declared that the Nazi

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    Italian foreign policy. The signing of the 1939 Nazi-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact was extremely significant in regards to the outbreak of war in Europe. Both Germany and Russia possessed considerable motives for signing the pact. From the time of ‘Mein Kampf’ Hitler had outwardly expressed his desire to move toward Russia in his quest for ‘Lebensraum‚’ however in 1939‚ it was beneficial for him to form a non-aggression pact with the Soviet Union. The signing of the pact allowed for Hitler to focus his

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    defeat in World War I. During his youth‚ Hitler’s anger capitalized after Germany had lost the war and believed that he could propose a stronger government that would bring power and esteem back toward Germany. Hitler had written a novel called‚ “Mein Kampf” outlining his ideas on a new Germany. As the evil‚ totalitarian dictator of Germany throughout World War II‚ Hitler made several errors in conducting the war. His opinion on civil rights and his superior inherent right to rule sculpted Germany

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    Although most people won’t admit it‚ the most influential person of the 20th century was Adolf Hitler. While most know him as the man who led the Nazi party in Germany from 1934 through his death in 1945‚ few know his history. His life was filled with both modest and extreme dreams and aspirations. He had strong personal opinions which he developed in both of his personal and political careers. From a modest upbringing to an outrageously unimaginable tyrant‚ Adolf Hitler is a figure which most

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    (Churchill‚ 50). Churchill mentioned his opinion about the main goal of Mein Kampf in his book‚ the gathering storm. Churchill opinion was mentioned in a simple way and was showing Hitler as an animal in fighting‚ so the unity and the community should constant of fighters. Hitler says “Those who want to live‚ let them fight‚ and those who do not want to fight in this world of eternal struggle do not deserve to live.”(Mein Kampf) Any country or race that refuses to fight is a betrayer. Moreover‚ to

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    that Italy should deny the basic right of democracy because the majority is unruly and inferior. Likewise‚ Hitler believed the masses should not rule since they lacked the intellect and the discipline to make wise decisions‚ as shown in his book Mein Kampf: “The Fascist worldview can exist only if leaders of great intellectual ability are served by a large mass of men who are passionately devoted to the cause.” Since they both ruled by the same fundamental ideas of a government‚ Hitler and Mussolini

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    Bibliography: Bessel‚ Richard. “The Nazi Capture of Power” Journal of Contemporary History 39‚ No.2 (2004) 169-188 Evans‚ Richard J Evans‚ Richard J. Rethinking German History. London: Allen and Unwin‚ 1987 Gay‚ Peter Hitler‚ Adolf. Mein Kampf. As cited in HIST215: Later Modern Europe‚ 1789-1939 Document Reader‚ Semester 2‚ 2009‚ Samuel Koehne Kant‚ Emmanuel Robertson‚ Geoffrey. Crimes Against Humanity: A Struggle for Global Justice. Melbourne: Penguin Group‚ 2006 Rousseau‚ Jean Jeacques

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    whom were accused for all the issues Germany faced. Hitler “believed that only by waging a war of conquest against Russia could the German nation gain the living space and security it required and‚ as a superior race‚ deserved‚” (Sources‚369). Mein Kampf is a thorough work of literature that Hitler used as a guide for fourteen years; it enlightened people about the principles that were intended to transpire. Hitler was also a strong believer on Social Darwinism‚ and having said that‚ Social Darwinist

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