Hilter and The Holocaust

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His self-belief persuaded people to believe in him. Especially noticeable was the youthfulness of the regional, district, and branch leaders of the Nazi organization. Many were between the ages of 25-30. Rather than democratic debates, they wanted brawls in beer halls, enthusiastic speeches, and comradeship in New Germany...
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My Struggle captivated the minds of many young, ambitious German nationalists and brought forth uprising in New Germany. All in all, the German people, blinded by Hitler's influential powers and greatness, allowed the Holocaust to happen.
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