Why Did Hitler's Reign Over Germany

When talking about the Holocaust and more widely, Hitler’s reign over Germany there are many questions that may come to mind. Why did he do what he did? What was his end motive? How much longer would he have stayed in power if things didn’t happen the way they did? However, one of the most common and possibly complex questions would be, when did Hitler’s dictatorship begin? To fully answer this question in the most accurate way it is important to look at many different factors. During Hitler’s reign he passed many different policies and laws. During this time it’s possible to say that his dictatorship began and many of these points. With that being said, it’s much easier to narrow down exactly when this dictatorship actually began. To start, it’s best to say that Hitler’s dictatorship began in 1933. During this year there are many different events that unfold that truly bring Hitler to power and the public begins to see his true strengths. Prior to this it’s safe to say that many other events were happening behind the scenes. Up until this point it was a lot of political talk and movement. With the year being 1933 we can begin to narrow down to exactly when Hitler took his greater form of leadership. 1933 was an extremely busy time for Germany and especially for Hitler
For one people will often wonder why they did nothing to stop this course of action. The reason being, they thought that what was happening was perfectly legitimate. In their eyes, Hitler wasn’t overthrowing the government but instead just had radically different ideas from what would be considered the norm. “In the end, German judges—who were among the few who might have challenged Nazi objectives—viewed Hitler's government as legitimate and continued to regard themselves as state servants who owed him their allegiance and support.” (ushmm.org) From this point on, things would begin to turn much more