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The Rise Of Hitler
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The Rise Of Hitler One of the main reasons why people voted for Hitler as a political leader was that he was a very good public speaker , after he returned to Munich, the Bavarian military command appointed him an instructor in a program for the political indoctrination of the troops. Hitler quickly found at that this party offered him a better chance for his new goal: political power. In April 1920 he left the army to devote all his time to his position as chief propagandist for the party. He designed a new system of political propaganda, one that showed mass emotionalism and lots of excitement. Hitler was the leader of the German people, and the party soon became a factor in Bavarian politics, mainly attracting the people of the middle classes. In July 1921 he became the chairman of the party with all powers. His goal was to defeat the...
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