Hitler, felt deeply indignant with the signing of the treaty, he felt deeply betrayed by the political leaders which he described as a “Stabbed in the back”. From that moment Hitler felt that a strong government was needed, anger and revenge increased and that gave him strength and hope to change the government which he finally did.
This caused a couple of years later, Hitler with the Nazi rose up against the government; this was called as the Munich Putsch. They failed to gain control but this wasn’t the end of the party, but the opposite. This long-term cause made Nazi party famous all over Germany, and that was a step nearer to the Reichstag. In fact, Hitler learned that if he wanted to destroy the system, he should to do it following the rules of it.
In consequence, Hitler presented himself as a candidate to be elected. During this time, Nazi’s didn’t win many seats, but some years later, the heart of the world’s economy, Wall Street, American Stock Exchange crashed, and this affected strongly German’s economy. Six million Germans become unemployed, many people had to sleep on the streets, an extreme situation needed a extreme solution, it didn’t matter what. Hitler looked as the unique alternative for the unemployed people who now had nothing to loose. “I was unemployed for many years. I'd have made a pact with the devil to get work. Hitler came along and got me work, so I followed him”, an unemployed from the hyperinflation describes. People’s anger of the treaty burst and so they started to understand Hitler’s ideas better. The number of supporters of the Nazi party at this time was directly proportional to the unemployed people. So unemployment by the depression was essential to Hitler becoming Chancellor. Now the gunpowder accumulated by the Treaty of Versailles (and some other causes not mentioned) was ready to fire up. Nazi popularity rose, to an extent that it won the majority- (238 seats in the Reichstag).
Now one of the short terms events were to fall into place. This finally occurred, Papen and Hindenburg approved him as the chancellor of Germany, which finally did happen. But to Hitler that wasn’t enough, he wanted to complete his task of destroying the system, and the other short term event known as the “Enabling Act” which gave full powers to Hitler was needed. When it got approved, the country became officially a dictatorship.
Despite all this it would have to be said that it took a man with extraordinary qualities to achieve all of this. Thanks to his amazingly charismatic character, he had the cold blooded strength to carry out his aims and take the responsibility of Germany. During this period, Hitler brainwashed and made people to think as he did with his outstanding oratory skills. These qualities were very important to Hitler’s rise. He was very exigent and strong in his leadership, he had a straight forward thinking mind and that helped him because he didn’t get distracted from the job at any moment. Speeches were his strong point, were he knew exactly how to affect the deep feelings of German people and that was the key to make people listen to him, and that led in an increase number of supporters. A natural talented person was needed to take on such an enormous task.
In conclusion, I can say that the series of events were interacted one another, like a pile of wood and a match, separate could look insignificant but together could mean a total different thing.
