Nazis Defend Throne (apr 26, 1933 – may 7, 1945)

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Any political threat to the government was automatically at risk. The Nazis were capable of punishing anyone who expressed dislike towards them. They even convinced German citizens that their actions were just. “And [the Germans] thrilled with a furtive, sensual pleasure, like schoolboys, because the Jews, their business rivals, and the Marxists... had been satisfactorily found guilty of the defeat and the inflation and were going to catch it.” The Nazis had control over everything, including newspapers, meaning they were able to convince the public that their “enemies” needed to be dealt with, when in reality they were scared of anyone & anything they felt could potentially overthrow the Nazi government.

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