The Responsibility of the Nazi Party for the Collapse of the Weimar Republic in the Period 1929 - 1933

After the war, Germany had the right to sign Article 231, the compensation law in 1923 was set at £ 66 million, the economy became ruined after Weimar and the Republic failed. Since inflation causes actions, more money is printed to cause hyperinflation. The rules are invaded by France, France has the wealthiest coal mine in Germany, weakening the economy. Because there were no political parties in the Parliament, the troops were weakened violently and the Weimar Constitution was weak.

Results of federal elections in 1919 - 1933: the Communist Party (KPD) (Red) and the Nazi Party (NSDAP) (Brown) are radical enemies of the Weimar Republic and the surge in unemployment during the Great Depression has increased since 1928 It rapidly evolved the total vote of the Nazi party. 2, 6% rose to 43% in 1933, but DNVP (Orange) lost conservatives, then joined the radical opposition in 1929. In 1929, the beginning of recession caused a serious shock wave in Germany. The economy was supported through loans issued through the Dow's Program (1924) and the Youth Program (1929). When US banks provide loans to German companies, traditional economic measures can not prevent serious unemployment. In 1930 the unemployment rate soared to 4 million people, and in September 1930 a political earthquake shocked the foundation of the Republic.

Explain that the collapse of the Weimar Republic before the Weimar Republic in 1933 and the subsequent acquisition of Adolf Hitler in 1933 were influenced by various factors. The 1918 revolution brought dramatic changes to the German political regime, which also took place in German social structure, culture, and old institutions. The Hohenzollern dynasty was filled with difficulties from the outset, including conservative elite fail to support democracy, unreasonable treaty of Versailles, economy and inequality. Political instability and the rise of Nazi's rise were the Great Depression that caused economic, social and political turmoil in Germany between 1930 and 1933.

It is widely believed that the rise of the Nazi party in 1933 is mainly due to the failure of the Weimar Republic and dissatisfaction of the masses. The Nazi party was seen as a solution to serious flaws in the political system. The lack of confidence in this system is largely due to weaknesses in the Republic, such as birth difficulties, weak images, or the fact that political parties can not cooperate within them. But there are some external factors to consider, the legacy of a powerful authoritarian leader like Otto Bismarck, or the world situation like the economic depression playing a major role in the collapse of the Republican Party, There is also a wider trend in.