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This is the first 1,000 characters of 1293 words (5.17 pages) in the essay titled What Would It Take What would it take to get you to believe that you had no choice but to follow the most visible leader? Would famine, economic crisis, and losing a war cause this? For Germany following the end of the first great war, the answer is yes. Hitler persuaded many people to his point of view because they were in despair over losing the war. Germany is one of the most nationalistic cultures on the planet. Losing World War I was like a slap in the face to them.Germany, because of the Treaty of Versailles, owed unfair amounts of money and goods to Great Britain and France. These countries were suffering from a severely collapsed economy after expending so much money on the war. Everything of value was stripped from Germany to repay debts. Once everything was gone, Germany was decimated. Riots broke out, there was looting, and even more suffering. In 1912, war broke out between the Balkans and Turkey. Initially, Kaiser Wilhelm II chose for Germany to stay out of the conflict. As the conflict began to escalate, and war became an ever increasing likelihood, Britain declared that it would not stay neutral in a war in mainland Europe. Great Britain declared that it would came to France s aid in case of attack from the Germans. Since Wilhelm had already stated that he would stay neutral in a war, Britain s resolve to aid France angered him. He claimed that all doubts about Britain s alleged friendly attitude were now dispersed, and that it was time to act against the Br... |
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Keywords: kaiser wilhelm ii, war germany, target, treaty of versailles, continental europe, mainland europe, german forces, great britain, neutral, conflict, suffering, russia, despair, war britain, balkans and turkey, slap in the face, time to act, tactical advantage