The Rise of the Nazi Party

The rise of the Nazi party Although the power of Hitler's rise is the result of many factors, Hitler's ability to exploit Germany's poor leadership and economic and political situation is the most important factor. His ability to manipulate the media and German citizens using German poor leadership led to the collapse of the Weimar Republic and the rise of Hitler and the Nazi Party. In the early 1920s, Germany experienced economic instability and political uncertainty.

With the rapid rise of the Nazi party, Hitler was appointed Prime Minister of Germany on January 30, 1933. At the time other parties were dissatisfied with making Prime Minister Hitler of the paramilitary fascist party the prime minister. However, among the influential figures of the German ruling party, I believe that if Hitler becomes the official of the government, he can control the Communists and fight effectively. The Nazis held power to conclude the Weimar Republic, a semi-democratic regime that governed Germany after the First World War. Hitler started to lay the foundations of Nazi countries immediately. Guided by the principles of racist and autocracy, the Nazis eliminates individual freedom, announces the establishment of Volk Guyminshaft, the theoretical society that exceeds the difference between class and religion Did.

Nazi's propaganda urged the Nazi Party to stand up rapidly and become a prominent political position, and ultimately the Nazi leadership ruled the country. In particular, the campaign from the 1920s to the early 1930s, eye-catching visual materials and a cautious public image made "head of worship" around Adolf Hitler. His fame grew only through speeches, marches, and radio on masses' gatherings. In this public image, the Nazi propagandists used Hitler as a prepared soldier, as a father, and ultimately as a savior's leader to relieve Germany.

Since the head of Adolf Hitler strongly emphasized the ethnic concept of Northern European people in the early 1930's, the power of Nazi in Germany increased and there was a strong tension about ethnic problems between Fascist and Nazis. Hitler believed that Northern Italians are strong Aryans but not South Italians. The Nazis believed that the ancient Romans were mainly ethnic groups of the Mediterranean, but claimed that the Roman ruling class was the descendant of the Aryan conqueror from the north, and the minority ethnic group of this Northern European Aryan I was in charge of the emergence of Roman civilization. The Nazis believed that the collapse of the Roman Empire was a result of the deterioration of the Northern European Aryan ruling empire empire through intermingling with the Mediterranean. Hitler praised the work of Roman times since Roman times such as Sandro · Botticelli, Michelangelo, Dante Alighieri, Benito Mussolini etc.