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What elements of human nature did Hitler capitalize on?

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He exploited the element of self-pity. The Germans were once incredibly proud of thereselves. After the war (not WWII), however, many had fallen into hard times, and thus, poverty. They felt sorry for thereselves, and thus, Hitler was able to take control with his... "incredible" communication skills.

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