Omar Al-Zaman

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Hitler calls it the “Law to Remove the Distress of People and Reich.” It will come to be known as the “Enabling Act.” In five short paragraphs, it guts what remains of the Weimar Constitution and transforms Germany into a dictatorship. And it’s all done legally. Not by armed revolution, not by a bloody coup. But in an opera house, among cherubs.
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