... . He became very disappointed and angry. Hitler heard the anti-Semitic speeches of Karl Lueger, the Mayor of Vienna, and begins hear theories that the Jews are to blame for all that is wrong in Germany. In 1924, Hitler was brought before Judge Neithhardt for an attempted "putsch" against the Bavarian government. Hitler was accused of high treason against the state ... handicapped Germans, 12,000 homosexuals and 2,500 Jehovah's Witnesses. Hitler's rule lasted until April 30, 1945, when he and his wife killed themselves in his private study located in the Bunker. They killed themselves bec...

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... party. His prejudice against Jews would cause devastation throughout Europe.The number one question in the world is "why?" Why did Hitler and his party hate the Jewish people? It all dates back to World War I. He placed the blame for Germany's lost in the war on the Jews. He firmly believed that Germany had been betrayed by the trickery of ... by it became more usual to see these activities taking place. Soon the Jews had to be known. The government made them register and wear the Star of David on all of their clothing. Although Jews were the primary victims of Nazi racism, other victim...

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... gnawed at his soul. He found relief in hatred in trade unionists and Marxists and thanks to the propaganda of Karl Lueger, in the hatred of Jews. Hitler identified all that he wanted and couldn't have; wealth, power, culture, and made them the root of his evil. Later Hitler explained this in an excerpt from Mein Kampf, ... "Gradually I began to hate them. I was transformed from a weakly world-citizen into a fanatic anti-Semite." Thus, he built his defenses against hopelessness, helplessness and fear. All of which was expressed in the art work Hitler created and sold to survive. He lived...

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... "lead a revolution." So his supporters and he capture the government leaders of the state of Bavaria and Hitler declared himself the new political leader of Bavaria. All seemed well until the police fired on him, and his "revolution" was stopped. Hitler was sentenced to 5 years in prison, but only served 9 months. ... "There are Germans there, therefore it should be a part of Germany," and "This is my last demand, why start a war over this?" As all of this played out, Hitler's popularity in Germany dropped. People who were once happy with the unification with Austria were now scared that...

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