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How was Hitler able to shift political thought in Germany in order to establish and maintain a totalitarian state?

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How was Hitler able to shift political thought in Germany in order to establish and maintain a totalitarian state?

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To establish and maintain a totalitarian state, Hitler advocated his German nationalism and anti-Semitism ideology. He also pursued the extermination of all Jewish and other Nazis who opposed his regime. Furthermore, the German Reichstag passed the Enabling Act of 1933, granting Adolf Hitler dictatorial powers. It laid the foundation for the Nazi Party to seize total control of Germany.

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