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Depends on who's point of view. The pro-slavery people in Kansas probably hated him after Harper's Ferry while the anti-slavery people thought that he was a hero and was a creation of god.
<span>A huge role, on every side. The us printed off thousands upon thousands of anti-german posters, along with having military style parades and marches through large cities. Britain, Germany, and France all did the same, except they took it a little further by indoctrinating their school children in hateful rhetoric about the enemy.Not to mention Britain used bishops of the anglican church as agents to spread hate amongst their congregations and perishss. It got quite out of hand.</span>
The federal republic of Germany was formed from the three allied zones occupied by the US, France, and Great Britain
