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In The 1930s, Adolf Hitler Believed That His Great-power Rivals Would Be Easy To Exploit And Isolate Because Each Had Little Interest In Fighting Germany And Instead Was Determined To Get Someone Else To Assume The Burden. He Guessed Right.
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