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This 3 page paper discusses the lessons Hitler took for WWI to create his program; the views of Ernst Jünger of the Weimar Republic; and the question of reparations. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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This paper discusses Hitlers wartime experiences; Ernst Jungers experiences; and the arguments for and against reparations made by Keynes and Ferguson. Discussion Lessons from World War I: There are any
number of things that Hitler could have learned from World War I that would have stopped him from waging a second war; unfortunately, Hitler loved war and where a more
reasonable man might have looked at the carnage and vowed it would never happen again, Hitler seems to have been evaluating it from the viewpoint of how it could be
improved. A web site has been created that makes the material of Walter Smoter Frank available; he wrote extensively about Hitler and three of his books are reproduced on
the site. With regard to Hitlers service in WWI, information can be found at ; there Smoter wrote that Hitler deeply resented the defeatists he found back in Germany when
he was sent back to recover from a serious wound, calling them "Calamity Janes." But he "blamed most of the defeatist talk and organized discontent at home on the Marxists."
His hatred of the Marxists is well known and much of his agenda was based on his insistence that Marxism was an evil that had to be destroyed. Smoter also
wrote that Hitler that "propaganda played a large role in the German failure." He learned the value of propaganda and employed it extensively himself; his Minister of Propaganda, Joseph Goebbels,
became one of the most powerful figures in the Third Reich. Ernst J?nger and the Weimar Republic: Ernst J?nger seems to have shared a love of war with Hitler,
because he wrote a book entitled Storm of Steel that glorified the experience (Ernst J?nger). It became very popular with young people who wanted revenge for their defeat in the
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