the nazi party most strongly appealed to the german people because it\no was founded by former soldiers.\no…

the nazi party most strongly appealed to the german people because it\no was founded by former soldiers.\no blamed others for losing the war.\no provided arms to the young people.\no developed a strong militia and army.

the nazi party most strongly appealed to the german people because it\no was founded by former soldiers.\no blamed others for losing the war.\no provided arms to the young people.\no developed a strong militia and army.

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Brief Explanations:

After World War I, Germany faced economic hardships and a sense of national humiliation. The Nazi party capitalized on this by blaming other groups (such as Jews and the Weimar government) for Germany's defeat in the war, which resonated with many Germans.

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B. blamed others for losing the war.