Which characteristic of german society in the 1930s best demonstrates it was a totalitarian state?.

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Which characteristic of German society in the 1930s best demonstrates it was a totalitarian state? A charismatic dictator controlled much of the mass media. Which national leaders headed Allied governments during World War II? Why was the German invasion of the Soviet Union a military disaster?

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