How long and short term causes contributed to Hitler’s rise to power

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How long and short term causes contributed to Hitler's rise to power

Both long and short term causes in Hitler's rise to power are important. Hitler's wanted revenge over his hatred of the Treaty of Versailles which he said " must be torn up". Without this Hitler would have no reason to get into politics and start his journey to power.
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The economic depression also helped Hitler's rise to power as Germany was in severe poverty and the Weimar rebublic appeared to have no idea how to solve the problems. Its people looked for an alternative government which they found in the Nazi party. If the Wall Street crash did not occur Streseman's methods would have continued and I think there would have been no need for the German people to resort to the Nazi party. However, long and short term causes aren't always just necessary to the rise to power but also to interact with each other.
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