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Nazi propaganda projected Hitler as a god

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The above statement is false.
Hitler was skillfully portrayed by Nazi propaganda as a messiah, a saviour, and someone who had come to relieve humanity of its misery. Hitler intended to gain power in Berlin in 1923 by marching to Berlin and seizing control of Bavaria. He was unsuccessful, detained, put on trial for treason, and then released. It took the Nazis until the beginning of the 1930s to successfully mobilise the populace. Nazism rose to prominence as a widespread movement during the Great Depression. After 1929, banks failed, businesses closed, people lost their jobs, and the middle class faced financial ruin. Nazi propaganda stoked aspirations for a better future in such circumstances. The Nazi Party received little more than 2.6% of the votes in the Reichstag, or German parliament, in 1928. It was the largest party, with 37% of the vote in 1932.
The correct statement would be Nazi propaganda, not project Hitler as a god.

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