Why was the Nazi Party largely unsuccessful in the 1920's?

The “golden years” were also another main factor in the unsuccessfulness of the Nazi Party in the 1920’s. The German country and had moved on from wanting a new government and stopped blaming them from the reparations as part of the Treaty of Versailles. This lead to a downsize in interest in the Nazi Party, and less grievances for Hitler to exploit. Stresemann was the main influence in which caused great problems for the Nazi Party, that as a result meant that they became more unsuccessful. Stresemann introduced the “Dawes plan” which suggested that the French leave the Ruhr, that reparations were to be paid over a longer period of time and that the Reichstbank would be under allied supervision. This is what the German people wanted to hear and soon supported Stresemann and his new ways for the Weimar republic and interest was soon lost in the Nazi Party and left with fewer voters. This was an unsuccessful step against the Nazi party as with as with fewer voters they had less of a hope to gain power in Germany.
        The problem of the Nazi party only being regional posed to be very unsuccessful too. The party was only in Bavaria, and was small; it couldn’t possibly achieve the status it was hoping to gain with such a little campaign. By 1924 the Nazi’s has decreased in votes and had dropped to 3 % of the votes and even later on in the 1920’s dropped to an all time low to 2.8% These figures show that during the time of the 1920’s that the votes for the Nazi party decreased and therefore showing that it was largely unsuccessful as a party has to be largely unsuccessful to achieve half the amount of votes than that they were getting 6 months before.
        The Nazi Party didn’t really have an appeal to everyone; they were very much a disunity of a party. They focused on the socialism and lost valuable votes for those who didn’t approve of the socialism approach, where they could of appeal to a wider range and been more successful. The party had no real structure with Hitler’s 25 point’s now changed into a more socialist view.  Hitler was out of prison and went for a new approach to try and achieve a more successful party, which shows even he knew that the party had been successful but the new socialist approach wasn’t proving popular by the voters and thus making them unsuccessful.

However not all of the time the Nazi party was unsuccessful, Hitler being in prison did benefit the party, they were able to use this as propaganda for them and also this enabled Hitler to write Mein Kamp. This involved the 25 points that Hitler had posed to run the Party with, which was a radical new way from that of the old. But later on this proved to be a vital step which had to be done, as his old violent ways wouldn’t of lasted much longer. Even though I have only looked at the unsuccessful achievements, there were also achievements made by the Nazi party. By the last 1920’s they were beginning to gain more rural votes, even though elections were showing an overall loss. Also Hitler’s trial showed to be a success, as with his powerful speaking he was able to have 5 years sentence rather than the expected 10. Hitler was able to persuade the judge with his strong, powerful speeches in the courtroom, to lower his sentence. Moreover in the late 1920’s and early 1930’s it shows that they were doing better than that of the start of the 1920’s and this shows that they were having success in some area’s, as if they weren’t they wouldn’t of had local election gains at the end of the 1920’s.

The Nazi Party was largely unsuccessful, as they lost votes, and voters support thought out the 1920’s. They were forced to change their party’s approach to a more socialist view and also lost their leader, Hitler. However they did start to build up support again towards to end of the 1920’s and onwards to the 1930’s but from the period of the “golden years” the Weimar republic was able to rebuild their support and overpower the Nazi party completely and that shows the most unsuccessful party of the 1920’s as it was Hitler’s main aim to take power over the Weimar republic so overall the Nazi party even though did have some gains were largely unsuccessful.