how did the Nazis and the Khmer Rouge each rose to power.
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Both the Nazis and the Khmer Rouge Rose to power during times of political unrest and economic despaire in their countries. ... A civil war soon began and the Cambodian Communist Party, also known as the Khmer Rouge, became a large factor in the fighting.
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Nazis were a political organization headed by Adolf Hitler. Hitler wanted Germany to rise to power and be the leading country of the world. He wanted other countries to be behind Germany for this he created many mass movements among his people. He also started the world war for this purpose too. Mean while Khmer Rouge helped him by building communism in the country. They both supported each others ideology. Hence rose each other to power.
The 20th Century was an era marked by growing turmoil in the world stage. As countries fought for hegemony, it was often groups of people who were most affected by the political turbulence of the times. Throughout this era, many of these oppressive states existed, yet none quite like Nazi Germany and Khmer Rouge Cambodia. Told by the young voices of Elie Wiesel in Night and Chanthity Him in When Broken Glass Floats, each author tells their story of what it meant to grow up as a victim of these regimes. And through the analysis of their experiences are we able to observe the similar tactics two radical government groups imposed and how these tactics-both similar and different- advanced the politics of the aggressors. The Nazis and Khmer Rouge were unanticipated forces that left both the public and their victims unprepared for the atrocities they were soon to commit. In Night, the Nazi’s initially did not seem like such a threat, in fact, some were even accepted into Jewish homes. Chanrithy also comments on how “people don’t seem to feel the shadow of war creeping up on them” , when referring to the way Cambodians underestimated the Khmer Rouge
Below is the detailed answer.
Explanation:
Nazis were a political organization headed by Adolf Hitler. Hitler wanted Germany to rise to power and be the leading country of the world. He wanted other countries to be behind Germany for this he created many mass movements among his people. He also started the world war for this purpose too. Mean while Khmer Rouge helped him by building communism in the country. They both supported each others ideology. Hence rose each other to power.
The 20th Century was an era marked by growing turmoil in the world stage. As countries fought for hegemony, it was often groups of people who were most affected by the political turbulence of the times. Throughout this era, many of these oppressive states existed, yet none quite like Nazi Germany and Khmer Rouge Cambodia. Told by the young voices of Elie Wiesel in Night and Chanthity Him in When Broken Glass Floats, each author tells their story of what it meant to grow up as a victim of these regimes. And through the analysis of their experiences are we able to observe the similar tactics two radical government groups imposed and how these tactics-both similar and different- advanced the politics of the aggressors. The Nazis and Khmer Rouge were unanticipated forces that left both the public and their victims unprepared for the atrocities they were soon to commit. In Night, the Nazi’s initially did not seem like such a threat, in fact, some were even accepted into Jewish homes. Chanrithy also comments on how “people don’t seem to feel the shadow of war creeping up on them” , when referring to the way Cambodians underestimated the Khmer Rouge
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