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Why did Hitler kill citizens of his own nation during WWII? * A. He wanted to prove how powerful he was. B. He wanted to scare other nations, so they wouldn’t interfere. C. He wanted to eliminate people
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Why did Hitler kill citizens of his own nation during WWII? *

A. He wanted to prove how powerful he was.
B. He wanted to scare other nations, so they wouldn’t interfere.
C. He wanted to eliminate people he found unworthy to live in Germany.
D. He wanted to prevent citizens from revealing his plans to other nations

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Answer: I believe that the answer would be c.

Explanation: I don't believe I would need to give one for a multiple choice question.

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Answer:

C

Step-by-step explanation:

He thought Jewish people were inferior

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