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In 1928, before the Great Depression, the Nazis did disastously in the general election, and Hitler was widely regarded as a grotesque, wildly gesticulating, screaming and shouting, funny little man. The Great Depression brought widespread unemployment and hardship, and many Germans were willing, even keen, to give 'alternative parties' a chance.
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What caused Germans to take Adolf Hitler and his message seriously?
Adolf Hitler had great skill in making speeches but it was not until the German referendum of 1929 that Hitler and the Nazi party gained credibility and the attention of the German people. By 1930 the Nazi party was the second largest party in Germany and in combination with the Communist party, won over 50 percent of the seats in the Reichstag. The Wallstreet crash of 1929 and the ensuing depression were thought to be key in the rise of the Nazi party.
What actions lead to the holocaust?
Germany was coming out of a depression after the loss of World War 1 and the country was humiliated. Hitler rose to power by making the people feel like he could lead them out of this depression and make their country great. He used propaganda to promote his Nazi party, and then began to use Jewish people as a scapegoat for all the Countries problems, including the depression.
What was environmental cleanliness like during the Great Depression?
it was not clean during the great depression
Wher was the Great Depression?
Like the 2009 depression, it spread worldwide.
How was the great depression like 2008?
The Great Depression in 2008 was similar. Except that it was a little different. There wasn't that many problems as it was back then in 1929, with the real The Great Depression.
How did the Great Depression help lead the world into World War 2?
The main role the Great Depression played in leading the world into the second world war was that Hitler used it to gain power and votes. Because the Great Depression caused severe poverty, starvation and unemployment, Hitler promised to give the German people work, so that they could buy bread with their wages. One of his mottos was 'work, freedom, and bread'. He was promising them work, so that they could buy bread, and at the same time, freedom from the Treaty of Versailles. Not only that, but the Great Depression, like all crises, causes the public to turn to the extremes of politics. In other words, the public turns to the right wing and left wing parties, rather than the centre parties. The Nazi Party, Hitler's party, was right wing. So, naturally, the public turned to him and the communists (the left wingers). Hitler blamed the communists and socialists (centre parties) for the Great Depression. So, in summary, Hitler used the Great Depression to turn the public away from the communists and socialists, and by doing so, won over for himself many votes. He also promised work and bread to the Germans - the biggest needs of the German people of that time.
What caused Germans to take Adolf Hitler and his message seriously?
Adolf Hitler had great skill in making speeches but it was not until the German referendum of 1929 that Hitler and the Nazi party gained credibility and the attention of the German people. By 1930 the Nazi party was the second largest party in Germany and in combination with the Communist party, won over 50 percent of the seats in the Reichstag. The Wallstreet crash of 1929 and the ensuing depression were thought to be key in the rise of the Nazi party.
What was environmental cleanliness like during the Great Depression?
it was not clean during the great depression
What actions lead to the holocaust?
Germany was coming out of a depression after the loss of World War 1 and the country was humiliated. Hitler rose to power by making the people feel like he could lead them out of this depression and make their country great. He used propaganda to promote his Nazi party, and then began to use Jewish people as a scapegoat for all the Countries problems, including the depression.
What was the economy like that made the Holocaust possible?
Dude, the economy had nothing to do with the holocaust... it had to do with Adolph Hitler and the Nazi party trying to exterminate the Jewish, Gypsy, Gay, and etc. population.___Agreed, the Great Depression did not 'cause the Holocaust'. (Other countries were also badly affected by the Depression but didn't embark on genocide). The link is much weaker:the Depression contributed to the political crisis in Germany, which lacked a broadly based conservative party, and the NSDAP, which had been a small fringe party until 1930, moved in to fill the gap.The Nazis did not, of course, campaign on a program of genocide.
Wher was the Great Depression?
Like the 2009 depression, it spread worldwide.
Why Adolph Hitler so famous?
He was a great motivational speaker. He started out speaking softy and then gradually speaking higher and higher. Also after the great war Germany was in a depression like the U.S and he got Germany out of it quickly.
How was the great depression like 2008?
The Great Depression in 2008 was similar. Except that it was a little different. There wasn't that many problems as it was back then in 1929, with the real The Great Depression.
Is it true Adolf Hitler's Nazi Party was comprised of intellectuals and communists?
Hell no Hitler started the Nazi party and he was Normal German and nothinh like a communist
Why didn't Hitler like the Nazis?
He didn't like the Nazis? He made the Nazi party.
What decade was before the Great Depression?
The 1920s came before the Great Depression.
What was the great depression like in Germany?
Germany suffered a great depression in the 1920's. It also affected the first few years before Hitler came to power. The Wiemar Republic had to pay war reparations to the Allies and their was a good deal of unemployment. For a long time inflation was out of control.
