Why Did The Nazis Come To Power

January 30, 1933, the nazis have just come to power over Germany and Hitler is making his next move against those who have held down Germany and its people for so long. Beginning in 1918 the Nazi rise to power was long but inevitable. From the first mark of King Ludwig III granting permission to Hitler to enlist to a Bavarian regiment in the german army although he was not yet a German citizen, to the last mark of Hitler being elected chancellor there were many events that helped ultimately lead to the Nazi’s rise in power. One of these marks was from Germany’s great depression. Money became the talk of the town, in every conversation, every newspaper, and every poster in Germany. Prices inflated, money not worth the paper it was printed on and more and more people going bankrupt things. With the hyperinflation of food and other necessities people became desperate. So desperate in fact that many who would otherwise never even consider the idea began listening to Hitler’s preaching. This is one of the many marks on history that lead to the Nazi’s rise in power.
Before and during the Nazi’s full rein they used to implement ways of influencing Germany and it’s people to further their goals. One example of this is when they had all boys and girls aged 10 and older were receiving training in the use of firearms and lectures on Nazi ideology. Not only this but one of their slogans they had to help influence them was “We were born to die for Germany”. Not a very cheery bunch were they. Though there are still many more examples of how Germany influenced the minds of the people, and not all of it as little as this, this is still one large mark in history of how the Nazi’s came to