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How did the Nazis explain Germany's loss in WorldWar I to the public? ​

How did the Nazis explain Germany's loss in WorldWar I to the public? ​
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How did the Nazis explain Germany's loss in WorldWar I to the public?
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They blamed it on the Jewish people and other minorities, claiming they sabotaged the war effort and profited off the war.
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