Political Instability Of The Weimar Republic

How did the political instability of the Weimar republic lead to the accession of Nazi power? In total, the large number of political parties in the republic would make it difficult for the parties to mobilize the voting blocs necessary to maintain power. This was in part due to the wide variety of party platforms and the subsequent infighting of the parties. Adolf Hitler and the NSDAP were able to navigate this instability and were successful were other failed. The NSDAp used nationalism to manipulate a weary public in the face of crisis, and in turn, the NSDAP was legitimately brought to power by the German people. This was in part due to the number of social and political cleavages that Germany faced after the loss of the Great War.