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    have come into power had not the Weimar Republic being subject to the unprecedented strain of a world crisis"‚ thus he thinks that the Wall Street Crash was the cause of problems in Weimar leading to the rise of the Nazis. In 1933 the Nazi party took control of Germany‚ installing Hitler as chancellor. Evidence would suggest that the Wall Street Crash was a major factor in the Nazi’s rise to power‚ however there were other factors such as the fall of the Weimar Republic and the attraction of the Nazi

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    the period of 1918-1933 The collapse of the Weimar democracy in 1933 cannot be attributed to one event‚ but more a multiplicity of factors that were involved in upsetting of the Republic’s equilibrium which made it vulnerable to sudden shock. It can be partially blamed on the shaky foundations and inherent flaws within the constitution‚ making the Republic susceptible to future problems and the Nazi takeover. Opposition and violence made the Republic reliant on the army to restore order – this has

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    Discuss the problems faced by the democratic governments of Italy and Germany after the First World War. After the first world war‚Germany was defeated and forced to set up the Weimar Republic‚a democratic government. Germany‚ as a defeated country ‚the local government was forced to accept thew humiliated treaty of Versailles and bare all the responsibility. On the other hand‚Italy end the war in a role of victor. However‚Italy also suffered the similar problem with Germany. In 1915

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    Hitler's Rise to Power

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    There is no simple answer as to why Hitler became chancellor in January 1933. There are a number of causal factors which all contributed to his rise into power (I am assuming that the phrase ’rise to power’ in the title means becoming chancellor). Any of the factors‚ on its own‚ however‚ would not have resulted in his appointment. They are all linked in a web of causation and if any of the factors were missing‚ Hitler would not have been appointed chancellor. Of the factors‚ the Great Depression

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    under the strain of war‚ shortages‚ power cuts‚ inflation anti-war feelings and an influenza virus‚ Germany descended into chaos. After the armistice‚ coalition governments were to be a feature right through the period 1918-30. The newly formed Weimar Republic‚ named after the small town where the details of the new constitution were settled‚ provided Germans with a democratic framework for conducting politics. It survived some crises‚ like revolts‚ assassinations‚ and anti-government propaganda. The

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    1933‚ following several failed attempts‚ Hitler was finally appointed as chancellor of Germany. There were many reasons to why Hitler was appointed as chancellor. For example‚ the Great Depression of 1929‚ electoral success and weakness of the Weimar republic. In this essay‚ I wish to go through each notable reason and come to a final conclusion. The Depression was a definite reason to Hitler’s appointment as German chancellor. The Wall Street Crash marked the beginning of the Great Depression

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    Stresemann's Successes

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    1924-29 (6 Marks) Perhaps the most important thing Stresemann did to help the Weimar republic‚ who at the time were in a devastating economic crisis‚ was that he abolished the old currency and introduced the Rentenmark. This did help to tackle the problem of inflation in the country. Although the effects of introducing this currency were ultimately short term‚ it brought hope to an otherwise hopeless republic. However money was still an issue. Germany still had to find $6.6bn as reparations

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    was still recovering from the destructive Nazi Regime and the consequences of World War II. Constitutional and governmental concerns were very fragile at the time since Germany was trying to find a stable balance between the instability of the Weimar Republic and the totalitarianism of the Nazi regime and prevention of similar chaotic forms of governments. Therefore‚ in 1949‚ German authorities finally wrote the Basic Law‚ Germany’s constitutional document‚ which up to now has proven to be an excellent

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    Germany’s state after the peace settlement of World War I‚ Weimar politics‚ as well as Hitler’s political skill and personality‚ contributed to the successful rise and subsequent takeover that the Nazi party enacted. After World War I‚ Germany was in a state of crisis and despair. With the Treaty of Versailles‚ Germany’s economic situation quickly dived. Certain aspects of the Treaty effectively undermined the ability for the Weimar Republic to successfully govern the country after the war. These

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    to jettison certain aspects of early Nazi policy to appeal to a broader base. Many Germans‚ still smarting from the many humiliations of the 1919 Treaty of Versailles and reeling from the effects of the Great Depression‚ were happy to see the Weimar Republic fall. Thus‚ we can see that it was by a combination of some popular promises‚ personal appeal and clever seizure of favourable circumstance that Hitler rose to power. Kershaw has argued that there was a profound cultural crisis building upon a

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