Economy In 1920, Germany was producing less then half its original economy before World War I. The agriculture began to fail due to all the animals that were eaten in the war, this caused a lack crops for food. In May 1921, the reparations for World War I were set by the Versailles treaty costing Germany 132 billion ... had a better economy then any other country in the world and its people gained new benefits. The GI bill gave money to veterans of the war to attend college and buy homes and land for farms. This allowed them to raise large families and the countries population grew. This als...

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... when he presided a factory in which many Jews worked. In the movie Schindler's list, directed by Steven Spilberg, we can see that during this time, the Jews were seen as animals and they had to work for the Nazis. If they could not worked, they were killed brutally. Generally, the people considered incapable to work were the people and the elderly ... lives ended. When Oskar Schindler got his wealth, he realized that he was not as happy as he tough he would be. After seeing a lot of murders he decided to "buy" as many as many Jews as he could to make them work for him so that they could...

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... goods were rationed - 12 million African Americans, 50,000 Native Americans, and 2 million women worked on army supplies - to control prices, the government raised income taxes and encouraged Americans to buy war bonds - Nisei (native born Americans who's parents were from Japan) were moved to detention camps in other states because of war hysteria and FDRs executive order; they had to ... saw USSR as their greatest enemy; afraid they would expand into East Europe - Hitler wanted wheat and oil fields there - surprised USSR; they enacted a "scorched earth policy-; burnt fields, killed an...

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