How far was the fear of communism the main reason for the Growth in support for the Nazi party In the period 1928 - 33?

in support was because of the Wall Street Crash of 1929, this created a state of depression in Germany.--The hyperinflation affected all of the social groups in Germany, especially the Self – employed, Workers, Peasants and the Industrialists. *--On the 14th September 1930 the Nazi party only achieved to get 18.3% of the vote whereas by the 31st of July 1932 when the depression had got hold of Germany it rose to 37.4%.*--The impact of the Wall Street Crash had a significant economic impact on Germany.*Paragraph Two.The second most important reason for the increase of support for the Nazi in 1928 – 33 was the party’s policies and intentions for the future Germany. --Rearmament for Germany and their attitude towards Lebensraum appealed to the Nationalists.--Creating jobs for the German people appealed to the unemployed as well as the peasants, especially in the time of depression.*--The policies of the Nazi party were based on Militaristic as well as Nationalistic approaches. Paragraph ThreeThe next most important reason for the increased support for the Nazi’s was the fear of communism; the fear of communism had started to affect all of the social areas of Germany’s culture.--An Industrialist created an increase in the Nazi parties economic situation because he was so concerned about the increase in communism that he donated one million Rentenmarks to the Nazi party.*--During the depression of 1929 onward the unemployed disillusioned by the capitalist democracy either turned to communism or the Nazi party. *--The fact that the increase in communism was driving fear into most social groups in Germany created a very different social out look on life. You are either communism or Nazi.Paragraph FourThe next most important reason for why the Nazi party had increased support during 1928 – 33 was the fact that Stresemann had died on October 3 1929.--People did not know whom to turn to, in finding support through the Depression at the end of the 1920’s and beginning of the 1930’s; they ended up turning to Hitler and the Nazi party.*--The Weimar Republic had been weakened with out the political stature of Stresemann, this allowed Hitler and the Nazi party to advance in the elections much quicker than they could ever hoped for. This was due to the attitude towards the Weimar and that Hitler was very good at speaking in front of many people and came across and the next strong leader.  Paragraph FiveThe least important factor for the Nazi party in gaining support in during 1928 – 33 was the presentation and skills of the party and its leader.--Using modern technology such as radio transmissions to gain support impressed many of the party’s followers.--By using the Swastika and the use of uniforms, gave the impression to the German population that this party was here to make an impression and work for the German people.--The nazi party used psychological skills to win over their support through a number of means.ConclusionIn conclusion the Wall Street Crash that had severe economic consequences for Germany, heightened the fear of communism, as the population of Germany were even more protective over their economic situation from fear of loosing money to depression. As well as the present threat from communism. Before the depression of 1929, on October 3rd Stresemann died, leaving the German population looking for another strong leader to turn to. With Hitler proposing good prospects for future Germany and the presentation of the Nazi party, the German citizens turned to the Nazi party for guidance through the depression and for the future. The fear of communism was a significant factor for the Nazi party in gaining support, but the fear of communism was not the main reason for the increase of support, and in fact there were several valid reasons, with the Wall Street Crash being the event, which started their growth of support.