Select the correct answer. What drew Hitler to the Nazi Party?

A.
With no money for food, he found work writing persuasive speeches for beer hall gatherings.
B.
As a soldier in World War I, he suffered partial vision loss due to mustard gas and could no longer work as an artist.
C.
He was an orphan with no place to go, and the Nazi party leaders took him in and treated him like a son.
D.
Although the organization was lacking, he felt that they held similar views to his own.
E.
He felt guilt at not listening to his father, who wanted him to stay away from art and serve the nation.

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Explanation:

I believe the answer is B. As a soldier in World War I, he suffered partial vision loss due to mustard gas and could no longer work as an artist.

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