How did Hitler and the Nazis view modern, urban life?
a. As the best part of Germany
b. As a Jewish conspiracy to corrupt traditional German values
c. As something the Americans had and they wanted
d. As Germany's main hope for defeating the centuries long Jewish presence in Germany
Ans: b. As a Jewish conspiracy to corrupt traditional German values
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