what were the causes of rise of Nazim in Germany
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Here are some main causes:
I) Political Instability:
Under the Weimar Republic, there existed a political instability. Democracy failed to give any relief to the people. Hitler along with Nazi party promised to give relief to the people on the economic front and to establish a stable government and he won their confidence.
II) Reaction to the humiliating treaty of Versailles:
The treaty of Versailles impost very humiliating terms on Germany like paying huge war penalties. The people began to look upon the Weimar Republic as a symbol of disagree and an act of betrayal from the German people.
III) The economic disaster:
Unemploment, inflation ruin of Germany's trade and industry. Great economic depression in USA created economic disaster in Germany. Hitler blamed democratic government for this and promoted relief to the people.
IV) Political Radicalism:
The communists in Germany started a revolution on the pattern of Soviet revolution. Communists and Socialists became incampitable enemies and couldn't unite against Nazism. The Germans gave full support to Hitler's Nazi party, as the party was against socialism.
V) Hitler's dynamic personality:
Hitler had dynamic personality. He was influential and harming. He was a great organiser, an excellent speaker and a tireless worker. His logic was convincing and his appeals touched the emotions of the people.
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Here is the answer you were looking for:
Here are some main causes:
I) Political Instability:
Under the Weimar Republic, there existed a political instability. Democracy failed to give any relief to the people. Hitler along with Nazi party promised to give relief to the people on the economic front and to establish a stable government and he won their confidence.
II) Reaction to the humiliating treaty of Versailles:
The treaty of Versailles impost very humiliating terms on Germany like paying huge war penalties. The people began to look upon the Weimar Republic as a symbol of disagree and an act of betrayal from the German people.
III) The economic disaster:
Unemploment, inflation ruin of Germany's trade and industry. Great economic depression in USA created economic disaster in Germany. Hitler blamed democratic government for this and promoted relief to the people.
IV) Political Radicalism:
The communists in Germany started a revolution on the pattern of Soviet revolution. Communists and Socialists became incampitable enemies and couldn't unite against Nazism. The Germans gave full support to Hitler's Nazi party, as the party was against socialism.
V) Hitler's dynamic personality:
Hitler had dynamic personality. He was influential and harming. He was a great organiser, an excellent speaker and a tireless worker. His logic was convincing and his appeals touched the emotions of the people.
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Hay¡ friends Your Are Given Below
1•. Germany lost the First World War and conditions were imposed on Germany by allies through the Treaty of Versailles.
2•. Germany faced many economic problem like unemployment, poverty and rising prices.
3•.Nazism become popular in Germany in 1930 because the democratic goverment could not solve the problem of Germany.
4•.Then Hitler relief to the people on economic front and he won their confidence.
1•. Germany lost the First World War and conditions were imposed on Germany by allies through the Treaty of Versailles.
2•. Germany faced many economic problem like unemployment, poverty and rising prices.
3•.Nazism become popular in Germany in 1930 because the democratic goverment could not solve the problem of Germany.
4•.Then Hitler relief to the people on economic front and he won their confidence.
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