Weimar Republic

On January 30, 1933, the Weimar Republic caused a number of factors leading to the failure of the German Weimar Republic and the arrival of Hitler 's National Socialist German Workers' Party. At the same time various contradictory problems occurred with events in the Republic First, the first Governing Body of the Socialist Party (SPD) was forced to compete. These include aspects of German imperialism, unresolved failure of 1918, financial collapse, and struggle against KMT's activities and inflation.

After the revolution in November 1918, the German Empire ended and the Weimar Republic began, many Germans had strong hostility towards the Weimar Republic and the Social Democrats who backed it. This is linked to anxiety of the 1930s and a serious economic crisis both inside Germany and abroad, many of them face unemployment. This situation has led to the growing popularity of the Nazis, including workers that the government wants to solve the economic crisis. When he held power, Hitler pledged to restore trust in Bolcker, accusing other politicians by tearing up German unity while bringing completeness.

The Weimar Republic was greatly affected by the Great Depression. The stagnation of the economy led to an increase in demand from Germany for repaying debt from the United States. Since the existence of the Weimar Republic is very fragile, depression became catastrophic and played an important role in the acquisition of the Nazis. Most Germans think that the Treaty of Versailles is a punitive and corrupt document. Because it forces them to abandon resources-rich areas and forces them to pay a large amount of compensation. Punitive damages caused panic and outrage, but it is difficult to judge the actual economic loss caused by the Treaty of Versailles. There is considerable official compensation, but Germany has paid only a part of it. However, compensation damages the German economy by preventing market loans, the Weimar government has been forced to compensate the deficit by printing more money and leads to hyperinflation.