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the factorsledto the rise of Nazism in 1930s Germany
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that we were moving into an era when such control of human emotion would be technically possibleledto the development of Nazism in Germany
The international economic difficulties caused by the Great Depressioncontributedto the rise of the Nazis in Germany
the Treaty of Versaillesledto the rise of Nazism in Germany
fiscal austerity in the early 1930scontributedto the rise of Germany 's Nazi Party
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