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many germans after world war i were miserably poor--and very bitter about germany's defeat, which they blamed for their poverty and sense of national shame. whom did most germans blame for germany's economic
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many germans after world war i were miserably poor--and very bitter about germany's defeat, which they blamed for their poverty and sense of national shame. whom did most germans blame for germany's economic problems and disgrace?

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They blamed the Jewish People

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