Hitler's Rise To Extremism In Germany After The Great Depression
In the long term the rapid rise of extremism had continued as the Nazi party were eventually able to capitalise Germany. Many historians agree that the rise to extremism began long before the Great Depression, but the Great Depression had only sped up the inevitability of the Nazi Party. Nevertheless, Hitler’s leadership skills had excelled the Nazi Party to its full capability of taking over Germany. The Nazi tactics of propaganda, technology and mesmerising speeches had convinced the German public that this was the right party in order to restore Germany back. “The development of Nazi economic policy occurred in phases. From 1933 to 1936 the major priority was to overcome the adverse effects of the depression and to restore the economic stability
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Hitler’s characteristics had shown its true colours during the meeting of the Appeasement between him and Neville Chamberlain. This massively angered the English public and its allies as this was the first big sign of how sneaky and untrustworthy Hitler was. Germany’s reputation had been destroyed shortly after World War I but it slowly recovered to become a country taken seriously, Germany had join the League of Nations in 1926 showing that the country was accepted and had recovered enough to be able to contribute with these super countries, economically, socially and politically. Yet, Germany’s built up reputation had disappeared once Germany had decided to invade Poland in 1939 which then led France and Britain to declare war on Germany. The German reputation didn’t recuperate until 40 years after the second world war as the major event of the Holocaust had shocked the world with around 6 million Jews were killed. This blocked people’s forgiveness side as it was unimaginable for a person to have so much hatred towards a group that would make them execute this role. Germany’s reputation was so severe that they had to be occupied by Britain and France in order to prevent any repercussions. The people worldwide were skeptical of most Germans as the stereotype of Germans was set by Hitler’s actions during the second world war. This had a huge significant impact on Germany socially as it demolished the respect and face of
Hitler’s characteristics had shown its true colours during the meeting of the Appeasement between him and Neville Chamberlain. This massively angered the English public and its allies as this was the first big sign of how sneaky and untrustworthy Hitler was. Germany’s reputation had been destroyed shortly after World War I but it slowly recovered to become a country taken seriously, Germany had join the League of Nations in 1926 showing that the country was accepted and had recovered enough to be able to contribute with these super countries, economically, socially and politically. Yet, Germany’s built up reputation had disappeared once Germany had decided to invade Poland in 1939 which then led France and Britain to declare war on Germany. The German reputation didn’t recuperate until 40 years after the second world war as the major event of the Holocaust had shocked the world with around 6 million Jews were killed. This blocked people’s forgiveness side as it was unimaginable for a person to have so much hatred towards a group that would make them execute this role. Germany’s reputation was so severe that they had to be occupied by Britain and France in order to prevent any repercussions. The people worldwide were skeptical of most Germans as the stereotype of Germans was set by Hitler’s actions during the second world war. This had a huge significant impact on Germany socially as it demolished the respect and face of