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NAZISM AND THE RISE
OF HITLER
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NAZISM AND THE RISE
OF HITLER
In 1945, eleven-year-old Helmuth faced the aftermath of his father's
traumatic decision during the end of World War II.
I n t roduc t ion
His father, a former Nazi, contemplated
suicide or the family's demise, driven by
fear of Allies' revenge. 
As Germany surrendered, Hitler and
associates committed suicide, leading to
the Nuremberg Tribunal for Nazi war
crimes.
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NAZISM AND THE RISE
OF HITLER
In 1945, eleven-year-old Helmuth faced the aftermath of his father's
traumatic decision during the end of World War II.
I n t roduc t ion
His father, a former Nazi, contemplated
suicide or the family's demise, driven by
fear of Allies' revenge. 
As Germany surrendered, Hitler and
associates committed suicide, leading to
the Nuremberg Tribunal for Nazi war
crimes.
 The chapter delves into Germany's genocidal war, questioning the
ethical dimensions and justice meted out. 
It also explores the aftermath of World
War I, seen as a contributing factor to the
rise of Nazi Germany. 
I n t roduc t ion
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NAZISM AND THE RISE
OF HITLER
In 1945, eleven-year-old Helmuth faced the aftermath of his father's
traumatic decision during the end of World War II.
I n t roduc t ion
His father, a former Nazi, contemplated
suicide or the family's demise, driven by
fear of Allies' revenge. 
As Germany surrendered, Hitler and
associates committed suicide, leading to
the Nuremberg Tribunal for Nazi war
crimes.
 The chapter delves into Germany's genocidal war, questioning the
ethical dimensions and justice meted out. 
It also explores the aftermath of World
War I, seen as a contributing factor to the
rise of Nazi Germany. 
I n t roduc t ion
Germany's participation in World War I
alongside the Austrian Empire against the Allies
(England, France, and Russia): Germany and its
ally Austria-Hungary formed the Central Powers
and fought against the Allied Powers during
World War I. The war was initially expected to be
short-lived, but it lasted for four long years,
leading to significant human and economic
losses.
Birth of The Wei a m r
Republic 
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NAZISM AND THE RISE
OF HITLER
In 1945, eleven-year-old Helmuth faced the aftermath of his father's
traumatic decision during the end of World War II.
I n t roduc t ion
His father, a former Nazi, contemplated
suicide or the family's demise, driven by
fear of Allies' revenge. 
As Germany surrendered, Hitler and
associates committed suicide, leading to
the Nuremberg Tribunal for Nazi war
crimes.
 The chapter delves into Germany's genocidal war, questioning the
ethical dimensions and justice meted out. 
It also explores the aftermath of World
War I, seen as a contributing factor to the
rise of Nazi Germany. 
I n t roduc t ion
Germany's participation in World War I
alongside the Austrian Empire against the Allies
(England, France, and Russia): Germany and its
ally Austria-Hungary formed the Central Powers
and fought against the Allied Powers during
World War I. The war was initially expected to be
short-lived, but it lasted for four long years,
leading to significant human and economic
losses.
Birth of The Wei a m r
Republic 
Prolonged war leading to resource depletion in
Europe: The prolonged conflict drained Europe's
resources, including manpower, food supplies,
and economic stability. Continuous warfare
caused widespread devastation, loss of lives, and
economic hardships across the continent.
Birth of The Wei a m r
Republic