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From the year 1933, when Adolf Hitler came into power as a militaristic dictator, to 1945, the year he ended his reign of terror by committing suicide, Germany has never been the same since. One of the largest and most callous genocide took place between the elapsed time; and about eleven million people were murdered just within that time frame. Pagans and those who were not of Aryan descent were segregated and eliminated in Hitler's plan known as the final solution. The holocaust occurred due to the denial of Germans to accept the main reason to their failed economy. Therefore, they needed someone to blame for their troubled economy.