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What was the deepest result of the strategy of presenting victims as guilty in Nazi propaganda?

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Correct answer: Making persecution appear justified and necessary

The direct answer is A: making persecution appear justified and necessary. Nazi propaganda did not merely insult victims; it falsely presented them as dangerous, guilty, or responsible for society’s problems. This made discrimination and violence seem like “protection” or punishment rather than crimes. Option A is correct because blaming victims removes sympathy and gives the persecutor a false excuse. Option B is wrong: victims were denied rights, not given them. Option C is wrong: such propaganda generally strengthened Nazi control instead of weakening it. Option D is wrong: propaganda supported dictatorship and did not create independent courts. The reasoning chain is: false accusation, public fear, loss of sympathy, acceptance of persecution. Memory cue: victim-blaming propaganda makes injustice look like justice.

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