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5. What did the Petersen family initially think of the Nazis? How did this change?​
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5. What did the Petersen family initially think of the Nazis? How did this change?​

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Well, you see.

Step-by-step explanation:

Before the First World War, Churchill admired the German social security system, resented the predominance of the Junkers in government and feared Germany's growing naval capability.

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