Using some of the causes in the list explain how it contributed to Hitler's rise to power.

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  1. Using some of the causes in the list explain how it contributed to Hitler’s rise to power.

The reasons which helped Hitler’s rise to power as achieving the chancellorship listed above contrubuted in different ways, and we could even say, that the absence of any of could even avoid his rise to power. Even said that, not all the reasons repercuted in the same magnitude, some were more important of others. Of all of them, the economic depression and the Treaty of Versailles directly or indirectly were the most important.

The Treaty of Versailles was an humillation for many Germans, the signature signified the loss of a tenth part of German’s territory to their enemy, army was reduced to 100,000 men and they had pay up reparations of £6,600 million. When France came in to benefit the goods of the german soil to pay their reparations, germans started a passive resistance, which made the situation worst, because at the end, the workers needed to be payed somehow so the government though the great idea of printing money. Which caused an hyper-inflation, which made Germany even poorer because money become worthless. Hitler blamed the government for don’t  knowing how to handle the situation and causing Germanys problems. He suggested a solution for their problems. At this time he didn’t got many supporters what tells that the treaty on it’s own didn’t at that time didn’t meant a major help to Hitler. Even said that, the Treaty was only gunpowder, by this, i mean by this that on it’s own wasn’t a very important reason, it needed another – the match- to gain importancy.

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In 1923, Hitler tried to seized power sriking on the government. Despite they failed, the Munich Putsch made the Nazi party famous, it gaved the party many propaganda, which was needed to arrive the chancellorship. Hitler knew from this event that the only way to arrive the top was from inside the constitution.  This event was fairly important to Hitler because he needed to be well known all over the country. However, it wasn’t so important as Hitler’s charisma and oratorical skills. If the party needed propaganda, the best weapon of Hitler was his own character and speeches were he ...

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