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In the 1933 elections the German region of Königsberg voted 54% for the National Socialist party. The East Prussian capital became known as ‘Hitler’s Fortress City’ and as such came under heavy attack from the British air force and the Soviet army at the end of the war. The book ‘German Blood, Slavic Soil’ illustrates how the Nazis adapted their message to a particularly agrarian-populist variant of their ideology in order to win over the rural electorate, and how this led to problems later when the underlying ethno-nationalist policies of the Reich resulted in a need to separate Germans, Poles, and Lithuanians in order to put their ethnic cleansing into practice.
Clucky: he/him
Score 4 not really sure where the “Agrarian” bit fits here but solid effort