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The U.S. Congress passed Senate Joint Resolution 137 authorizing the Presidential appointed Commission to report on the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, mandating the attendance and testimony of witnesses and the production of evidence.
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The Nazis justified the invasion by claiming that Austria had descended into chaos. They circulated fake reports of rioting in Vienna and street fights caused by Communists. German newspapers printed a phony telegram supposedly from the new Austrian chancellor saying that German troops were necessary to restore order.
Explanation:
Hamilton and Foreign Policy: 1790–1797. Both during Hamilton's tenure as Secretary of the Treasury and for some years after his resignation, he played a key role in developing early American foreign policy. His debut in the realm of international politics occurred in 1789, when the French Revolution erupted in Paris.
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They believed that the Jews were guilty for all problems that erupted in Germany and that they are below Germans (Aryans) and should be removed from the face of Earth.
Explanation:
The prosecution of Jews started long before WW2, after Nuremberg Laws were brought.
During the war itself, the decision that all Jews should be terminated was brought.
Known as the final solution, it led to murder of six millions Jews.
