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The U.S. banned alcohol, leading to the rise of organized crime as gangs profited from illegal production, distribution, and smuggling of alcohol.
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In 1923, Adolf Hitler attempted a coup d'état known as the Beer Hall Putsch in Munich, aiming to overthrow the Weimar government, but it failed, leading to his imprisonment. -
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The Dawes Plan was an agreement that aimed to ease Germany's reparations burden after World War I by restructuring payments and securing foreign loans to stabilize its economy. -
Stalin introduced his Five-Year Plans to rapidly industrialize the Soviet Union and collectivize agriculture, aiming to transform the economy and increase production. -
It triggers the Great Depression by wiping out millions of dollars in wealth and leading to widespread economic turmoil. -
was an agreement that further reduced Germany's World War I reparations and extended the payment period, aiming to ease the financial burden on the country. -
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Was a purge by Adolf Hitler, in which he ordered the assassination of potential rivals within the Nazi Party, consolidating his power -
Were anti-Semitic laws enacted in Nazi Germany that stripped Jews of their citizenship and rights, and prohibited marriage between Jews and non-Jews -
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Was a violent pogrom in Nazi Germany, during which Jewish homes, businesses, and synagogues were attacked, and thousands of Jews were arrested or killed