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Pros And Cons Of Hitler

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Return to the time which—as Franklin D. Roosevelt, the thirty-second President of the United States described it—persisted in infamy: World War II. Birthed from the economic depression, military aggression, and emerging ideologies, the military conflict produced nearly sixty million casualties over four years as two factions (the Allied and Axis Powers) vied for victory over the other. Since then, battles and political figures would be wrought in history for their notoriety; one such figure would be Adolf Hitler, leader of Germany during its Nazi regime. Many people consider Hitler, the man who planned and executed the extermination of the Jewish population as retribution, as evil's physical incarnation; however, was Hitler the only one deserving
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