Chapter 31 Section 3 Fascism Rises in Europe

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How does Hitler do this? Knows who his audience is… Knows what issues are important to the audience, and addresses those issues Spoke with passion and devotion. Convinced the people of Germany that they, and their nation could be great once again, and he could do it.
Adolph Hitler (1889-1945) speaking at the Nazi Party Congress in Nuremberg, 1935. The Depression that brought New Deal experimentation and social change in the U.S. had more serious political consequences in Europe. Germany, which was unable to make the reparations payments demanded by the Treaty of Versailles, suffered particularly severely from the worldwide economic downturn of the late 1920s. In the Germany of 1933, Adolph Hitler won a widespread following for his National Socialist party by appealing to German national pride , and denouncing the internal enemies, Jews and liberals, who he claimed were responsible for Germany's defeat and humiliation during and after WWI. He repudiated the Treaty of Versailles, took Germany out of the League of Nations, and began rearming. In this speech, Hitler announced the exclusion of Jews from citizenship, the prohibition of marriage between Jews and "Aryans," and the adoption of the swastika as the emblem of Germany.
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