give important causes for the rise of Nazism
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1.humiliating treaty of versailles
2.growing fear of communism
3.economic crisis
4.resurgence of militant nationalism
5.anti-semitic propaganda
6.absence of strong opposition
7.political instability
8.failure of league of nations
2.growing fear of communism
3.economic crisis
4.resurgence of militant nationalism
5.anti-semitic propaganda
6.absence of strong opposition
7.political instability
8.failure of league of nations
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Causes of Nazism
Discontentment after Treaty of Versaillies
The Treaty of Versailles humiliated the Germans.
Their territories were taken and they were forced to pay huge war repairs.
They had to lose colonies and lands.
Economic crisis
There was loss of economy .
The farmers were in debt .
These were the economic crisis of the First World War.
Political instability
There was no strong government and it was easy for Nazis to take over the instable government.
Hitler's personality
Hitler was a capable and promising leader.
He had a charismatic personality.
Absence of opposition
There was no strong opposition against the Nazis.
Anti-semitic propaganda.
The Jews were portrayed as traitors and the Nazi party took the advantage of the Anti-semitic propaganda.
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