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Hitler

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  • Brown Shirts paramilitary (henchmen)
  • led by Ernest Rohm
  • burning of the Reichstag
  • started by Dutch communist
  • puts the enabling act into place
  • only 93 democrats voted against it
  • allowed hitler to pass laws without consulting the Reichtstag 

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"I use emotion for the many and reserve reason for the few." - Hitler
 Summary

Hitler created a paramilitary called the brown shirts, and officially came into power after the burning of the Reichstag was blamed on a dutch communist, then brought in the enabling act so that he could pass laws easily. 
Subjunctive question

What if we knew who really burnt the Reichstag?
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