Julia Shih

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To put it simply, fascism is the belief that a dictatorial leader is preferable to an elected one because many voters are enemies of the people and need to be oppressed. As a philosophy, it requires a strong leader and a weaker scapegoat. In Germany, Hitler became the dictator and Jews the scapegoat.
Gangsters vs. Nazis: How Jewish Mobsters Battled Nazis in WW2 Era America
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