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Totalitarianism & WWII - Coggle Diagram
Totalitarianism & WWII
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Aspects of Fascism
Militarism: this was seen in mass proportions in Japan. Militarism was a huge part and even kids of schools were convinced that the military was to be glorified. They used propaganda and indoctrination to spread this message.
Racism: This was seen in Germany where they believed that the Jews were to blame for all of Germany's problems.
No individualism: This was seen in Japan when people were forced to do jobs and practice a religion.
Having 1 person maintain all the power: examples include Stalin, Hitler, and Hirohito.
Nationalist: This was seen in Japan where the government convinced the people that they were descendents of Gods and had to all follow their superiors. It was also seen when they convinced the Japanese people that they should rule the rest of Asia.
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The Holocaust
Was an event that targeted Jewish Germans, was caused by racial prejudices and the racism involved with the Fascist nation of Germany.
Isolated them and tried to kill them off: Jewish Germans were kept from going out to public places(due to the Nuremberg Laws). Jews were not allowed to go to parks, theatres, or other public places. This kept them from maintaining relationships with other Germans. They were also required to wear the Star of David on their clothes to help identify them in public.
Some Jews along with other Europeans fought with resistance: This was seen in examples of hiding Jews in homes to avoid being captured. This also included running away from nations, physically fighting, listening to swing music, and continuing to practice the Jewish culture.