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AlexFokin [52]
3 years ago
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How did anti-Semitism make Hitler’s propaganda easier for Germans to believe?

History
2 answers:
choli [55]3 years ago
3 0

Answer: Jews became responsible for everything and like that Hitler created a perfect scapegoat. This strategy guaranteed immediate success for NSDAP. This was not used by traditional monarchist right and this traditional right believed that it could take advantage of this "clever" Hitler´s strategy.

Explanation: Jews became responsible for all "decadent" characteristic of Germany of that time: 1) introducing capitalist elements of society, 2) they became responsible for "superficial" character of German society, 3) for Versailles Treaty, 4) for general weakening of Germans. Hitler was saying something many believed in. The result was a deep resonance between people (das Volk) and the leader (der Fuehrer).

Sati [7]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Jews became responsible for everything and like that Hitler created a perfect scapegoat. This strategy guaranteed immediate success for NSDAP. This was not used by traditional monarchist right and this traditional right believed that it could take advantage of this "clever" Hitler´s strategy.

Jews became responsible for all "decadent" characteristic of Germany of that time: 1) introducing capitalist elements of society, 2) they became responsible for "superficial" character of German society, 3) for Versailles Treaty, 4) for general weakening of Germans. Hitler was saying something many believed in. The result was a deep resonance between people (das Volk) and the leader (der Fuehrer).

Explanation:

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