How did hitler rise to power before the 1930s?

Answer 1

Germany was on it's back from WW1 war reparations, a lot of angry youth were roaming the streets spiritually lost because of the defeat, the country was suddenly awash with pornography, courtesy of you know who and I don't mean Hitler, everything new the country was manufacturing was being sent to France, the victor, the money was inflating wildly, the Bolsheviks were attempting set up Berlin as the center for the communization of all Europe, and generally the population of Germany, especially the youth, were in a state of increasing cold fury. Hitler's group offered a course out of the mess, they had running street battles with the Bolsheviks and drove them out of Berlin, they set a course of economic rebuilding without gold, without anything except German smarts and lifted themselves out of that mess. Hitler had the golden tongue. He rallied people and they followed because life was improving beyond d all expectations. Now he wanted the land back that was stolen from Germany at the end of WW1, hence WW2 and the persecution of the gnomes who were responsible for the mess. He was admired around the world for the things he was doing in the 30s and still today is admired more and more.

Answer 2

Adolf Hitler rose to power in Germany in the 1930s through a series of strategic political maneuvers. He capitalized on economic and political instability, utilizing Propaganda and charismatic speeches to appeal to the German public. Hitler's Nazi Party gradually gained support, ultimately allowing him to become Chancellor in 1933 and consolidate power, leading to the establishment of a totalitarian regime.