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What did Hitler think of the Germans who did not side with him during World War 2?

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How did other people from other countries view Hitler before WW2 apart from the Germans who supported Nazism?

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Since our understanding of history is constantly changing, how do historians deal with wrong historical "facts"?

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The trial of Adolf Eichmann and the story of the 20 July plot gave further nuance to the concept of evil, particularly in the mind of the typical Nazi. Were there any researchers and other historians who delved into the nuances of the psyche of the Nazi or the psyche of "evil" characters in history?

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Early historical accounts show that Hitler always showed a high degree of nationalistic love towards Germany. So when or how did this intrinsic passion eventually led towards fanaticism and xenophobia and also led to Hitler being seen as a charismatic person in the eyes of many when he was in power?

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Why did the Romans call their enemies "barbarians"?

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Are there any historical evidence throughout history where military retreat was seen as a sign of dishonour?

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What did Hitler think of the Germans who did not side with him during World War 2?	0	AskHistorians
How did other people from other countries view Hitler before WW2 apart from the Germans who supported Nazism?	0	AskHistorians
Since our understanding of history is constantly changing, how do historians deal with wrong historical "facts"?	0	AskHistorians
The trial of Adolf Eichmann and the story of the 20 July plot gave further nuance to the concept of evil, particularly in the mind of the typical Nazi. Were there any researchers and other historians who delved into the nuances of the psyche of the Nazi or the psyche of "evil" characters in history?	0	AskHistorians
Early historical accounts show that Hitler always showed a high degree of nationalistic love towards Germany. So when or how did this intrinsic passion eventually led towards fanaticism and xenophobia and also led to Hitler being seen as a charismatic person in the eyes of many when he was in power?	0	AskHistorians
Why did the Romans call their enemies "barbarians"?	0	AskHistorians
Are there any historical evidence throughout history where military retreat was seen as a sign of dishonour?	0	AskHistorians