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You will find that in the '32 elections, the democratic process helped the popular NSDAP (Nazi party) gain several seats in the Reichstag. since they were able to gain so many seats they were able to affect the governing process. Of course when Hitler was named chancellor by Hindenburg, he was able to slowly skirt the democratic process by his influence with the industrialists and the people (Dr. Goebbles was a tremendous help here). Hitler gained a lot of power thru the evocation of the enabling act as a result of the Reichstag fire, and the death of Hindenberg. After these came to pass, democracy was a thing of the past. Incidently, most of the German people didn't give a hoot about democracy, they longed for a time like it was under the Kaiser. Germans loved a strong, chrismatic leader that would take them to greater heights. they got one in Adolf Hitler.

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