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World War Two began in September 1939 when Germany invaded Poland, leading Britain and France to declare war on Nazi Germany. Adolf Hitler, who became leader of Germany in 1933 and overthrew democracy, was the primary cause of the war as his desire to control the world order worried other nations. Hitler established concentration camps where Jews were enslaved, tortured, and killed, identified only by the numbers tattooed on their arms.
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Germany was struggling economically after World War I, with high unemployment. This led Adolf Hitler to form the Nazi party and gain popularity and votes by promising to improve the economy and make Germany strong again. Hitler was elected chancellor in 1932. Originally from Austria, Hitler was a veteran of World War I who became a dictator in Germany, suspending elections and killing opponents once in power. He invaded Poland in 1939, violating a treaty, which forced Britain and France to declare war on Germany and enter World War II.
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