There were many attempts to overthrow the republic. For example, the most famous one was led by Hitler, though it was not a success but it made Hitler more popular, and in the jail, he wrote a book which laid out political ideas and his plans. At the same time, many great powers suffered from post war economic problems, but Germany was more severe, as soon war was over, Germany forced to pay reparation, when Weimar Republic could not pay up, countries tried to use violence to solve the problems. Germany’s economic was bad, so Germany printed lots of money to solve the problem of shortage of key goods, including food. Prices went up, and it reached a point of hyperinflation, and the middle class was the worst affected, by the loss of savings in their banks, and as a result, Weimar Republic lost lots supports from the middle class. Though, Gustav Stressmann was appointed to be the chancellor in 1923, but he became a foreign minister in 1924. He negotiated the Dawes Plan, which reduce reparations and arranged for loans from the USA. And as for the Young plan which further reduce the reparation a lot more and spread the payments out over a period of 59 years and he achieved good relationship with many Western powers, but he died shortly after in 1929.
Maybe , it was faith that Hitler will the next ruler, as every bad things jam up together at the same time and caused unpopularity and unhappiness in the Germany and this gave chance to Hitler as people thought that giving a chance to Hitler was not a bad thing as it caused no harm to them. Added on, Hitler insisted that he will destroyed the Versailles treaty and made Germany strong again. Also, he toured the country constantly, speaking to vast rallies and inspiring many to support the Nazis.
The Reichstag fire caused the chancellor, Hindenberg to announce state of emergency. The Enabling Act, March 1933, was presented to the new Reichstag as soon as it was met. The act said Hitler could govern for 4 years without reference to the Reichstag. Hitler used his power to ban all opposition parties. There was now no legal opposition to the Nazis in Germany. When Hindenberg died, Hitler took over and became a dictator. He took control of the workforce and trade union banned, setting up 3 other organisations (e.g.: Beauty of Labour which monitored working conditions and National Labour Service) Under him, inflation slowed down, unemployment rate went down too.
Books and media and newspapers were tightly controlled with racially pure state and enemies were crushed using violence. Students were taught with Nazis ideas but not to think for themselves. Students attended different organisations at different age. Basically, guys were taught about military training, while girls were taught to prepare motherhood.
We can see that Hitler was a dictator during his ruling and his rise in Germany caused many impacts to the economic problems as wages rose and inflation went down. As being a dictator, he death camps and industry of deaths which used to kill the unfortunate Jews.
