No, The Nazi Party didn't exist until 1919, the year after the war, and didn't grow in popularity until 1925.
Hitler did serve as a messenger in ww1 in a Bavarian regiment earning 1 or 2 medals. He was sent to spy on the Nazi Party to begin with in the early days but then found he belived what they were saying so he joined them. A lot of historians belive the 1st world war affected Hitlers views on the world.
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Germany was demanded reparations for their destruction so Adolf Hitler took advantage of their angst leading to the Nazi party
Yes world war one was supposed to be the world to end all wars..,until nazi Germany
False.
Appeasement
As the Nazi party - National Socialist German Workers' Party - did not come into being until after World War 1 there was no Nazi leader in WW 1
the nazi party was established during the reign of Adolf Hitler in Germany after world war 1
The Nazis did not exist during World War 1. The Nazi party was formed in 1920 and rose to power in Germany in the 1930s. They played a significant role in World War II, not World War I.
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the Nazi Party was a political group that believed the German government was the reason for the defeat and humiliation of world war 1
The major political party that was born in Germany after WW-1 was the Nazi party. The Nazi party believed that the treaty of Versailles was unfair to the German people.
Germany was demanded reparations for their destruction so Adolf Hitler took advantage of their angst leading to the Nazi party
Adolf Hitler.
you need to extend this and do some work by yourself "Hitler created the Nazis, they began as a political party but when the nazi party one the election Hitler led the nation to the second world war by exterminating thousands of Jews.
About 5.5 Million Germans died in World War II, however not all Germans were members of the Nazi party, about 8% of Germans were actually official Nazi party members. In addition there were many Nazi party members who were not German.
Adof Hitler
1933 between the wars