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Arts & Humanities > European History Germany under the Nazis: Who benefited, who suffered

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When Adolf Hitler and the Nazis came to power in 1933, he promised to solve Germany's problems unemployment and farming, as well as restoring Germany's pride, which included rearmament. In return for the solutions of these problems, most Germans gave up their political freedom and other things. Changes were made to the lives... More..

Politics, News & Issues > Political & Economic Theory Liberals and the minimal state doctrine

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Liberalism is a political doctrine that regards freedom as the ultimate political value. Tied with this ultimate faith in liberty, is the notion of individualism. Broadly speaking, individualism is the belief in the primacy of the individual as the most important political unit, ahead of the collective group. For liberals, th... More..

Politics, News & Issues > Politics in Europe Why the Soviet Union collapsed

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The USSR officially broke up in December 1991 with the creation of the Commonwealth of Independent States. For over forty years the Soviet Union was engaged in the Cold war with the US which ultimately caused its demise. The term "Soviet empire" refers to the USSR and the satellite states under its influence. Many political h... More..

Politics, News & Issues > Political & Economic Theory Is the Third Way, or middle way, as espoused by Tony Blair and Bill Clinton, really an ideology?

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The third way is a relatively new concept primarily espoused by Tony Blair, as well as Gerhard Schrder and Bill Clinton. It is reasonably difficult to define the third way in an exact way, since it is inherently vague and is open to differing interpretations. It is so indistinct in places that it has been described as a doctr... More..

Arts & Humanities > European History Hitler's rise to power

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In January 1933 the Nazis came to power, led by Adolf Hitler. In the consequent years, Hitler managed to rebuild Germany, and start off another World War, slaughtering millions of innocent people. Hitler was a determined man, and he managed to win the support of millions of German people, thus securing power destroying democr... More..

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