<span>It was the Committee of Public Information that was created
in April 13, 1917. It utilized many
forms of medium to encourage Americans to enlist to support the war effort
versus foreign attempts to undermine the aims of the United States through
propaganda. They used radio, newspapers,
telegraph and even movies to get attention to contribute to war cause.</span>
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Answer: the answer is the rapid growth of industry and production.
B) The belief that white non-Jewish "Aryans" were a superior race.
Hitler believed that there is a superior race, the "Aryans", which consisted of white people and Germans. Non-Aryan's included, for example, but not limited to, Russians, Jews, LGBT's, etc. Those who Hitler deemed 'Non-Aryans' were sent to labor or death camps, which, afterwards will soon be known as the Holocaust.
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It was named after the death of Lenin, Joseph Stalin took power and ruled with an iron hand, subjecting his country to purges that sowed terror among "friends" and "enemies." It began in December 1934 when Stalin ordered the assassination of the General Secretary of the Communist Party of Leningrad, Sergéi Kirov. A year later, Kamenev and Zinoviev were arrested for traitors and complicity in Kirov's murder, for which they were executed in August 1936. Then, an unprecedented terror campaign was unleashed and reached its climax in the 1937s and 1938. That sinister stage was marked by the repression of Bolsheviks, workers, peasants, military men and intellectuals.
The communist dictatorship in Russia was replete with political reprisals and marked a very particular era. But the year 1937 is the one that shines especially and is synonymous of massacres, organized and perpetrated by the authorities. This fact perpetuated the history of Russia. The reprisals, where extended to all regions and all social strata, without exception. More than 1.7 million people were arrested for political accusations. The dreaded "special operations" of a terrorist nature were developed, planned and under permanent control of their leaders; unexplainable to the common sense of the people.
