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Versailles is presented as unfairly assigning total guilt to Germany, while the army accepted surrender as a temporary rebuilding strategy for revenge.
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Weimar
Versailles is presented as unfairly assigning total guilt to Germany, while the army accepted surrender as a temporary rebuilding strategy for revenge.
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In Jiang's account, Weimar Nazism is a pagan solution to German national humiliation: find a leader who represents collective will.
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"He's very important. He's now head of the German military, as well as head of the German nation. And he forced the German government..."
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"...that was the thinking of the military. Very simple strategy. The Weimar Republic is what follows after the war. And the Weimar Republic is..."
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"...unity of will, okay? Does that make sense? So during the Weimar Republic, with the rise of Nazism, you now have a rejection of..."
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"...why is this important? Because his ideas, in the context of Weimar Republic, will lead to the rise of the Nazis and Hitler, okay?..."
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