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How the events of WWI influenced the totalitarian movement and lead to the events of WWII I need 5 facts
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How the events of WWI influenced the totalitarian movement and lead to the events of WWII

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Germany was forced to take accountability (Paid damages and lost Military) for WW1 which ultimately led to WW2. The totalitarian movement was influenced by Hitler's obsession with the Idea of uniting Germany with all those of German blood. Hitler's nationalism caused an uproar and a war that no one was ready for.

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