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1 May, 09:37

What was the primary goal of Nazi propaganda?

1.) to convince Germans to support Nazi policies

2.) to encourage Germans to join the army and fight World War ll

3.) to convince jews to leave Germany

4.) to show that Germany was the most powerful country

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