Question 4 • WA-World History B - Aberdeen
The Nazi Party promoted militarism and intense German nationalism. It also claimed that Germany had been betrayed by its leaders at the end of World War I, blaming communists and Jewish people in the false “stab-in-the-back” myth. Hitler did not found the party; he joined the German Workers’ Party and later helped reshape it. Despite “socialist” in its name, the Nazi Party was not based on a socialist model, and it did not blame the United States for Germany’s defeat.
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