Rise of the Nazis

Rise of the Nazis

Rise of the Nazis

Depression and rise of the Nazis

  • 1929 wall street crash >>> USA >>> depression.
  • USA recalled German loans to be repaid.
  • Businesses bankrupt.
  • Unemployment rocketed.
  • During the depression the 25 points of the Nazis became more attractive (especially to old, unemployed and middle class).
  • The Nazis claimed:
  • Germany needed a strong leader.
  • Needed to get rid of the Treaty of Versailles.
  • Needed to give unemployed jobs - join army, build armaments and road building.
  • By 1932 the Nazis were the biggest single party.

Why did the Nazis succeed in the elections?

  • Businessmen were afraid of communists who would nationalize industry.
  • Middle classes hoped the Nazis would prevent more inflation.
  • Unemployed thought Nazis would get people back to work.
  • Hitler whipped up emotions in his rallies. He was dynamic and gave his message to millions with propaganda.
  • Unemployed workers were given food and shelter and employment in the SA.
  • Helped by depression from wall street crash 1929.
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History of the Nazi party

History of the Nazi party

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The Golden Years 1924 - 1929

The Golden Years 1924 - 1929

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The Munich Putsch

The Munich Putsch

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Nazi Germany - practice questions

Nazi Germany - practice questions

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Were people better off under Hitler?

Were people better off under Hitler?

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How did the Nazis change tactics to get more support?

How did the Nazis change tactics to get more support?