Who Voted for the Nazis and Why?
For years historians have been obsessed with the question who voted Nazi? , this is mainly because of how incredible the Nazis rise to power actually was. The Nazis came to power only fourteen years after the party had been founded, this was particularly miraculous because the Nazis were an extremist group and managed to get elected into power in the notorious system of the Weimar government, known for its difficult democratic system of government. Post war historians believed that there was a typical Nazi voter. This person was a young, middle class, male but historians soon realised that it would have been impossible for the Nazis to get to power to the degree they did with these votes only. Analysing this period more deeply historians found there was infact a wide spectrum of people voting Nazi. Extremist government was probably inevitable. After the Wall Street crash Germany’s economy began its decline once more because of it’s strong dependence on America, the Dawes plan for example. For most Germans this was the second depression they had been affected by. Luckily for Hitler he had opposed the Dawes plan during the referendum for its acceptance, many peopl
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Approximate Pages = 5 (250 words per page double spaced)
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