Significant Differences Between The Weimar Republic And The Great Depression

There are significant differences between the Nazi party government lead by Adolf Hitler and the current Independent politician government lead by Joachim Gauck. Joachim Gauck had always been in some part of the government sector, ranging from being a federal commissioner to a managing member of the board in the European monitoring centre from racism. Whereas Adolf Hitler had started in government with the downfall of the fragile government also called the Weimar republic and “The Great depression.”

What methods did the two compared governments use to obtain power? The ways the two governments gain control over Germany are extremely diverse. As Adolf Hitler took advantage of the continually crumbling Weimar republic under the mammoth pressure of the stock market crash in New York City, which lead to six million jobs being lost in Germany alone. The German people then turned to the National Socialist, the German
Joachim Gauck had two laws one in were to switch energy sources with renewable resources that would help the environment and potently with importing goods and just to switch to renewable resources. The second goal was to enforce a minimum wage of €1,473(Euro) per month in which this would help the economy with the reduction of poverty. Hitler’s law was introduced in 1935 both of these laws came under the name of the “Nuremberg law” the first law was called the Reich Citizenship law. Source six states “Jews in Germany were not easy to identify by sight.” Many Jews had started to celebrate Christian holidays mostly Christmas with their non-Jewish neighbours. More went off to marry or had converted to Christianity. Then along with the primary law another was then introduced the protection of German blood and honour, “Race defilement” defined as the law banned Jewish and non- Jewish Germans from getting married, as when different mixtures of race cross the German blood would then be genetically