Mein Kampf was Hitler’s Nazi manifesto, and was an example of Nazi propaganda because it explicitly stated the ways in which nazis were to “take care” of Jews
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During the war, 320,000 Georgians fought in the United States Armed Forces, and many more worked in wartime enterprises, including a record number of women. ... Georgia's Great Depression was ended by World War II, which altered the state's economy and spurred urbanization and racial shifts.
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