How did hilter gain so much power pre wwii

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sergeinik [125]4 years ago

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Hitler gained his power in many ways, some were legal and others weren't. Some of the ways Hitler gained power was through speeches, which were very inspiring; he was a great public speaker who could inspire the masses of people.

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and also hear is another thing about hitler. Hitler a name filled with so much hate from the people. The Nazi and Hitler killed the Jews because they had no land, nothing and was easy to get rid of them. Another reason why Adolf Hitler killed millions of Jews was because he had this devious hatred which led to MANY deaths.

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