How did Nazism destroy Germany? Explain.
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Democracy was dissolved in Germany for the term from 1933 to 1945 under the Nazi rule. The Nazi administration was a despotism under Hitler. People were demanded to absolutely agree with the government.
Certain divisions of the community in Germany suffered cruel distinction during the Nazi administration. The Jews were especially singled out for prejudicial treatment. Jews were forbidden from working in many jobs.
Moreover, Hitler originated a war of invasion in Europe which commenced the Second World War. Initially, Germany was successful and conquered large parts of Europe. Consequently, Germany faced disappointment at the hands of the Western Allies (USA and Britain) and the USSR which ultimately resulted in the destruction of Germany.
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