German Dictatorship Government: Better Off Rather Than The German Democracy
EXTENDED ESSAY Draft 1
Was the German dictatorship government had it been successful, better off rather than the German democracy?
Extended essay Draft 1
Was the German dictatorship government had it been successful, better off rather than the German democracy?
Dictatorship is a government in which runs by unlimited power by the head of government or state, whereas a democracy is a government in which politicians contest for power as the people hold the highest rank of political supremacy. Hitler was appointed Chancellor on the 30th of January 1933 as head of the Nazi power because Hitler emerged in a time of economic, political and social upheaval he was able to gain political power. If Hitler would accomplish …show more content…
Hitler introduced new policies in which would save German economy, the policies would take away freedoms from the employers as the Government banned labour-saving machinery in order for farmers to employ workers. Employers also had to get government permission before reducing their labour force. The government also tended to give work contracts to those companies that relied on manual labour rather than machines. This was especially true of the government's massive motorway programme. As a result of this scheme Germany developed the most efficient road system in Europe. Although some may view Hitler as sexist for implying that women should stay at home, the reduction in female workers (with an exception to doctors and civil servants) in the workforce prompted more jobs for male workers. Hitler payed women 1000 marks to leave their …show more content…
Despite the fact that Hitler was exceedingly anti-communist, he formed an alliance with Joseph Stalin of the Soviet Union and signed a “Non-Aggression” Pact which was not to go to war with each other and split up Poland between themselves. The world was amazed by this alliance of opposites, Stalin needed time to re-arm for when Hitler did invade Russia and her would have to go to war if he allied with Britain and France, but could have half of Poland without a war if he allied with Hitler, which seemed like the most obvious choice to make .It was a win-win situation as this agreement worked conveniently with both parties although Hitler would soon break the alliance to invade
Was the German dictatorship government had it been successful, better off rather than the German democracy?
Extended essay Draft 1
Was the German dictatorship government had it been successful, better off rather than the German democracy?
Dictatorship is a government in which runs by unlimited power by the head of government or state, whereas a democracy is a government in which politicians contest for power as the people hold the highest rank of political supremacy. Hitler was appointed Chancellor on the 30th of January 1933 as head of the Nazi power because Hitler emerged in a time of economic, political and social upheaval he was able to gain political power. If Hitler would accomplish …show more content…
Hitler introduced new policies in which would save German economy, the policies would take away freedoms from the employers as the Government banned labour-saving machinery in order for farmers to employ workers. Employers also had to get government permission before reducing their labour force. The government also tended to give work contracts to those companies that relied on manual labour rather than machines. This was especially true of the government's massive motorway programme. As a result of this scheme Germany developed the most efficient road system in Europe. Although some may view Hitler as sexist for implying that women should stay at home, the reduction in female workers (with an exception to doctors and civil servants) in the workforce prompted more jobs for male workers. Hitler payed women 1000 marks to leave their …show more content…
Despite the fact that Hitler was exceedingly anti-communist, he formed an alliance with Joseph Stalin of the Soviet Union and signed a “Non-Aggression” Pact which was not to go to war with each other and split up Poland between themselves. The world was amazed by this alliance of opposites, Stalin needed time to re-arm for when Hitler did invade Russia and her would have to go to war if he allied with Britain and France, but could have half of Poland without a war if he allied with Hitler, which seemed like the most obvious choice to make .It was a win-win situation as this agreement worked conveniently with both parties although Hitler would soon break the alliance to invade