Overthrowing oppressive regimes by military force

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Hitler was never elected, and the NaZis never had a parliamentary majority.

Hitler was never elected? What kind of history did you learn? He was democratically elected into parliamentary office.

You'll need to link to a citation for this ridiculous claim of yours. Hitler never was in any parliament. The only office Hitler ever held was Chancellor -- an executive and not legislative position -- gained by appointment from Hindenburg.

I hadn't realized that Australian schools were in such parlous state that they were reduced to economizing on facts, but that clearly has been the case with you.

The NAZI's may not have had a parliamentary majority, but they were the largest party in Parliament in 1933.

And as pointed out above, their numbers had already started falling, even before Hitler was appointed to the Chancellor's office.

And if I'm not mistaken, the NAZI's had a higher vote than any other single party at any time in the general election up to that point (in 1933), and therefore no other party before them had held a parliamentary majority either.

I didn't say any other party had a majority.

Majorities are more a thing of two-party States, plenty of European countries (and even today) have the parliamentarians form a coalition of parties for governance.

Of course. What does that have to do with your erroneous claim that Hitler was elected? You're wrong about that.

Now go do some reading before you spout more idiocy. You're making a fool of yourself and aren't even bright enough to see it.