How did Nazism appeal to the Germans?

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jackson
Jan 17, 2018

it was a new idea for them

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the Germans had just faced total humiliation and death and were still a very poor country with limited resources. the Nazis gave the Germans someone to blame (the jews) and promised to regain Germanys influence. Also, Hitler reduced the unemployment figures rapidly and created brand new motorways, improving their economy and industries and trade.

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