Which factor contributed most to the rise of totalitarian governments in europe before world war 2?

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Answer 1

Answer: results of WWI.
-laid the foundation for the rise of totalitarians dictatorship.
-hatred created by Germans b\c of the treaty of Versailles
-economic destruction of Europe (depression)

and also nationalism.. I don't think I got all of it..lol

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