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This 6 page report provides a geopolitical analysis of pre-WWII Germany and the factors that led to the Holocaust. What were the factors that led to the mass consciousness bent on the annihilation of the Jewish people and Hitler's rise to power? Only the most brief overview of one of the most horrendous events in history can be contained in 6 pages.
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4.) Hitler joins Workers Party 5.) Hitler becomes leader of NAZI German Workers Party B. Growth of Anti-Semitism 1.) Historical context 2.) Other European nations anti-Semitism 3.) German nationalism II. Other Factors Leading to Holocaust A. Re-building
of German army 1.) Treaty of Versailles thwarted 2.) Training in Spanish civil war B. International relations 1.) Power determinism 2.) Economic determinism III. The Human Tragedy A. Voices of those that were there 1.) Gorlinsky 2.) Hiram
3.) Schacter 4.) Strochlitz I .Where (and How) Did It All Begin?
Central to any discussion of the Holocaust are the details of the rise of the Third Reich and its leader. Adolf Hitler was still living in his wartime regiments
barracks in 1919. He was proud of the fact that he had no other home. He embodied an overall sense of aimlessness that proved to be an excellent
indicator of his life. At the age of sixteen, he left his small Austrian town for the worldliness of Vienna. In Vienna, he tried to gain an appointment
to the prestigious Academy of Fine Arts. How different might the history of the world been had he not been rejected! There has been some evidence that Hitlers
rabid anti-Semitism was catalyzed upon his rejection. One of the most prominent judges on the admissions panel was Jewish. After his failure to enter the Academy, he refused to
look for a job. It was simply too demeaning. He managed a miserly subsistence through an occasional sale of a painting or producing simple artwork for various events and
products. He did, however, thoroughly enjoy Viennese life. He was a regular whenever and wherever the operas of Richard Wagner. When not at the opera, he spent long
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