The depression lead to an economic crisis in agriculture, causing unemployment to rise in 1931. Were it not for this struggle, Nazis would never have come to power ? indeed, in 1924 when there was a temporary and slight restoring of the economy, the Nazi ideology "became irrelevant." Germans turned to the Nazis because they provided a reason for this struggle...
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It is hard for any country to accept the loss of a war, and the Nazis placed blame on a specific demographic ? the Jews and Communists. In Mein Kampf, Hitler points out that five of the seven Communist leaders were Jewish. Building off of long ingrained racial stereotypes, Jews became an easy target for the blame of the country's downfall...
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Hitler's Rise to Power Up until the end of World War One, a Kaiser ruled Germany. From 1888 the Kaiser was Wilhelm II. He was very ambitious and militaristic and a threat to other countries...	11 / 2898
How Hitler Rose To Power It dominated in industrial and military power, and the German people were proud of their achievements. Up until the end of World War One, Germany was ruled by a Kaiser...	11 / 2896
Hitlers Steps to Great Power On the election – September the 14th, 1930 the Nazi’s got over eighteen percent of the votes, they got 107 seats in the third German Reichstag. In the president election on March the 13th, 1932 Hitler got 30 percent of the votes, while Hindenburg (President at the time) got 49 percent of the votes...	2 / 430
Could the Nazi takeover of the German state and national consolidation of power have been prevented? If during this time Hidenburg, Scheicher, and von Papen had not taken wrong political decisions, Hitler would have been prevented from becoming the chancellor of Germany...	3 / 717