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Essay heading: Why did Germans support Hitler?
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He also made it seem like the rest of the world was inferior to the Germans, and this made the average German feel proud to be German. Even though most people were in desperate poverty, they felt proud, better than everyone else. The ones he picked on particularly though, were the Jews, the slaves and Russians...
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He taught them to worship him like Jesus, and in nurseries children prayed to Hitler. He had the youth of the nation under his control, and because they were brought up in that way, they would continue to believe it for the rest of their lives.
Hitler’s policies were also particularly appealing to most Germans, bar those who were Jewish, communist, socialist or individualists...
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