Reasons For Hitlers Rise To Power In 1933

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Reasons For Hitlers Rise To Power In 1933
  1. In 1928 the Nazi's were failing dismally, with only 2.6% of the vote. They were considered a joke
    1. NAZI'S CONTRIBUTION
      1. Hitler was a great speaker and inspired people with his talks
        1. The Nazi's concentrated on issues which the Germans were worried about
        2. Very good at raising money for election campaign
          1. Propaganda organised by Josef Goebbels was outsatnding, using the latest technology and powerful propaganda posters
          2. The wall street crash meant that the U.S called in their loans, and Germany was plunged into depression
            1. Many businesses went bankrupt. By 1932 unemployment reached 6 million. 1 in 4 people were unemployed
              1. This made the Weimar government look weak, since they had no solution to the problem
                1. German people were angry and started to support more extreme parties, blaming democracy for the problems
                2. When support for communism increased, many wealthy business and land owners grew scared, that they would lose their money. Thus, they started supporting the Nazis
                  1. Hindenburg rejected Hitlers demand to be chancellor. Howver he changed his mind, hoping the Nazis could be used to crush communism. Hitler reduced his demands because Nazi vote had fallen. He was willing to join a coalition. Von Papen persuaded Hindenburg he would control Hitler
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