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Third Reich
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In fact, the whole world had known the fate of Jewish deportees for some time. Yet, until 1944 the Allied governments had not taken concerted or effective measures to halt the deportations (to extermination camps) or aid those who escaped them. Their response, and in particular the response of the United States, was characterized by apathy and inaction.
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When Hitler addressed the Reichstag in January 1934, he could look back on a year of achievement without parallel in German history. Within twelve months he had overthrown the Weimar Republic, substituted his personal dictatorship for its democracy, destroyed all political parties but his own, smashed the state governments and their parliaments and unified and defederalized the Reich, wiped out the labor unions, stamped out democratic associations of any kind, driven the Jews out of public and p
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― Rise and Fall of the Third Reich Part 2 of 4
― Rise and Fall of the Third Reich Part 2 of 4
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September 1, 1939, the unimaginable happened. WAR! …more
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