Who was responsible for the Nazis coming to power?
German discontent and bitterness in the 1920s began when the post-war peace settlement, the Treaty of Versailles was signed in 1919. The Weimar Republic ended when Adolf Hitler suspended the establishment and believed he had power. The Kaiser had resigned and moved to the Netherlands, and a temporary coalition government was formed between the Social Democrats and the Independent Social Democrats who were both hoping for an ultimate socialist revolution. After Hitler's release from prison in December 1924, he rebuilt the national Socialist German Workers Party (Nazi Party) and waited to regain support. World War I had left Germany with many political, economic and social problems; they had to pay huge reparation payments, which eventually led to the economic depression in 1929. Hitler thrived in difficult times, and with the masses of unemployed, hungry and desperate Germans, the Nazis moved to take power. Hitler believed that for Germany to become a strong nation, it would have to be ruled by a leader who was racially aware. Racial awareness would come through a process of mobilizing the masses with propaganda that appealed to their feelings, not their reason, and aroused their hatred for all other allegedly inferior r
'The Nazis earned the support of the authoritative industrialists and received some financial support from big industries. 34); and the Nazi Party had finally gained enough seats to make him chancellor, and by doing so moved to destroy the Weimar Republic and replace it with his own Third Reich. Dr Joseph Goebbels was the Reich Minister for propaganda of the Nazi Party. Many of the messages which were portrayed in the films were about anti-Semitism; they were 'designed to push the poisoned message of anti-Semitism. 9m); and the NSDAP had slightly decreased to 33. The Nazis national leaders were skilled at producing propaganda. When Hitler spoke, people felt that they were in the presence of a man who knew what he wanted and who had a very strong personality. Finally on the 5th of March 1933 the SPD slightly decreased to 18. They knew that their anti-Communist attitude was well-liked, and they began fights at rallies and meetings so the Stromtroopers could bring it under control and it could be seen as 'dealing with the communist dangers. The broadcasts were propaganda about Nazi victories, and finished with a hymn and marching music, however Germans could still listen to foreign stations, so in 1939 they made it illegal.
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