Question

how did nazis secured their supremacy in german politics by destruction democracy​

Answer 1

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here are more ways of destroying a democracy than sending troops into the streets, storming the radio stations, and arresting the politicians, as Adolf Hitler discovered after the failure of his beer-hall putsch in 1923. Ten years later, on January 30, 1933, when he was appointed head of the German government, Hitler was the leader of the country’s largest political party, the National Socialists. Even five years earlier, in May of 1928, he’d been a political nobody, with the Nazis gaining less than 3 percent of the vote in national elections.

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Answer 2

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The victory of Nazism in Germany led to the destruction of democracy and establishment of dictatorship.

It also led to the militarism and preparation for the war.

In Germany, all other political parties were banned except the Nazi Party.

Nazism opposed Socialism and Communism, so the advocates of these philosophies were either jailed or killed.