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Hitler’s Vision of Racial Purity and Expansionism: Lessons from Sinister Origins of the Nazi Party

The Nazi Party, formally known as the National Socialist German Workers’ Party (NSDAP), was founded in 1919 by Anton Drexler, a locksmith, and Karl Harrer, a journalist. It initially started as a small, far-right political group called the German Workers’ Party (DAP) in Munich, Germany. The party was formed in response to the Treaty of…

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Hitler’s Hidden Addiction: Exploring the Controversial Claims of Drug Use

Hitler’s Hidden Addiction: Exploring the Controversial Claims of Drug Use

Hitler is known for his extreme ideology, military aggression, and cruelty, but not many people are aware that he was also addicted to drugs. During World War II, Hitler’s health deteriorated, and he became increasingly reliant on medications prescribed by his personal physician, Dr. Theodor Morell. Hitler’s drug addiction has been a subject of speculation…

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The French Resistance: Sabotage, Guerrilla Warfare and Fight Against Nazi Occupation

The French Resistance: Sabotage, Guerrilla Warfare and Fight Against Nazi Occupation

Introduction During World War II, occupied France was a hotbed of resistance against the Nazi occupiers, with various groups working together to undermine their efforts. France remained occupied by Nazi Germany for four years. Despite the oppression and danger, many French citizens resisted the German occupation and worked to sabotage the Nazi war effort. These…

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