How Did Germany Become A Dictator

Many people often wonder the story of how Germany got so bad that they voted for a leader like Adolf Hitler. Well, there were many unfortunate events that lead to this happening. Germany was a civilized European nation that started out a democracy and later, through extreme situations turned into a dictatorship. Throughout the years 1917-1929 the extreme blame or choices that different leaders had to face lead to German people not trusting the Rupublic. Overall there are numerous reasons that Germany went from a democracy to a dictatorship in only a few years. The first aspect to consider is the Treaty of Versailles. This treaty could be the main reason for all of Germany's problems. Germany was to take all the guilt for WW1, give up some
Stressmann created a period that was known as the "Weimar Golden Age". At this time Stressmann had dealt with majority of the issues that were present. He created a whole new currency called the 'Reichsmark' which lead to Germany being considered a country that could be traded with. People also had more confidence with the new currency. Due to the country now having a worthy currency Stressmann could make an agreement with the French to go back to making payments and get the Ruhr back. When that was agreed too, many of the men could now go back to work. This lead to the economy finally looking up. When the other countries started seeing Germany make smart decisions some of them offered them loans so that they could get out of the repration payments sooner. The USA gave them a huge loan that eventually got their payments cut by a bit. Germany in general was now more accepted and happy as a whole. They were invited to join the League of Nations. No one was looking for any extremist parties because they were all content. Although Germany looked like it was going to get better from here many of the government people knew that there was going to be another downfall in the near