What were the good and bad effects of nazism?

Answer 1

In respect to conditions within Germany itself in the 1930s, Hitler and his Nazi Party had the undeniably positive effect of establishing order and prosperity on a widespread scale, including even a restored sense of national pride. The bad effects that accompanied this positive (and some other positives) were even more significant, however, as the internal prosperity came at the cost of basic freedoms, was contingent upon oppression of the Jews and other ostensible 'undesirables,' and ultimately led to the horrific ravages of World War II, which destroyed Nazi Germany and much of the rest of Europe.

Answer 2

Good effects: The Nazi regime implemented various public works projects that helped stimulate the economy and reduce unemployment during the Great Depression. They also introduced social welfare programs and implemented policies that aimed to improve the standard of living for some Germans.

Bad effects: Nazism led to the systematic persecution and genocide of millions of people, including Jews, disabled individuals, LGBTQ+ individuals, and other marginalized groups. The regime was responsible for widespread human rights abuses, the outbreak of World War II, and the devastation of European countries. Additionally, the ideology of Nazism promoted racism, anti-Semitism, and totalitarianism.