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* [[Commie Nazis]]: He actually started his political career with some Communist sympathies, but was drawn towards Nazism and essentially served as the NSDAP's guy for luring Communists into the Nazi fold, even serving a bridge between the two groups during a brief alliance against common political enemies in 1927. |
* [[Commie Nazis]]: He actually started his political career with some Communist sympathies, but was drawn towards Nazism and essentially served as the NSDAP's guy for luring Communists into the Nazi fold, even serving a bridge between the two groups during a brief alliance against common political enemies in 1927. |
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* [[Family Values Villain]]: He and his wife put across the public image of being a happy, healthy family, but in truth their marriage was rocky, both cheated on one another more than once, and Hitler himself had to keep their marriage from disintegrating, which, given how they used this trope, would have been very embarrassing politically. |
* [[Family Values Villain]]: He and his wife put across the public image of being a happy, healthy family, but in truth their marriage was rocky, both cheated on one another more than once, and Hitler himself had to keep their marriage from disintegrating, which, given how they used this trope, would have been very embarrassing politically. |
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* [[Magnum Opus]]: His "Principles of Propaganda". Regardless where or who you are on the political spectrum, this brief outline set the bar for how propaganda should be done ever since he first put it out. |
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* [[Propaganda Machine]]: Not only did he run it, he even codified the principles of how one should be run, and those principles are still useful even today. |
* [[Propaganda Machine]]: Not only did he run it, he even codified the principles of how one should be run, and those principles are still useful even today. |
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