Question

What were the main reasons that lead to Hitler's rise in power in Germany

Answer 1

Answer:

There were many factors that led to Hitler's more widespread acceptance in Germany, from economic depression to the country's hatred of the Treaty of Versailles that ended World War I. But Hitler managed to expand his appeal from the beer-soaked halls of Munich to the rest of the country, in part via the mass media.

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Answer 2

Hitler's rise over the Germans was not a sudden happening but a series of happenings that happened gradually.

The treaty of Versailles was the first cause after the World War I which broke all the peace. Germans disliked the treaty and Hitler utilized the opportunity to spear his ideas among the Germans.  

German citizens’ angry towards Wiemar's government made them to supported Nazis.

The Goebbels’ Propaganda Campaign had boosted the fame of Hitler among the People of Germany.

Most of all, every single speech of Hitler most of them convinced the Germans had boosted his authority over the German soil.

Supports from industrialists

Hitler utilized the rage of Germans’ that caused by the 1929’s depression and unemployment.