When a piece of history is especially emotive it is even more important to look objectively at the facts, even if this means reading obviously biased pieces in order to ascertain certain facts. This should be done, though, using both sides of the story and an individual opinion should be formed in spite of popular opinion.

When the name Hitler is mentioned, it is a common reaction to shudder. It is undeniable that he did do many bad things that should never be forgotten in history, but it is almost as unde

There were however many problems and these you would all know about because they are well publicised if exaggerated. It can (and has been) convincingly argued that the NAZI regime are far outweighed by the negatives, however there were good points to the NAZI's and these must not be lost in the wake of popular emotional rhetoric.

The Great Depression began in 1924 and this, coupled with continuing of Germany's damage payments to the victorious parties of the First World War, caused problems for the German government. To keep the high standard of living that the Germans were used to, the German Government borrowed heavily from overseas institutions. When these countries struggled economically because of the Depression, and asked for the loans to be re-payed, the Germans had no choice but to repay these debts, and hence Germany fell deep into recession. A state so bad that it is called hyper-inflation. This meant that their money was worth practically nothing. They found themselves handing over a wheelbarrow full of money for a loaf of bread. The standard of living decreased, consumer Price Index increased and unemployment increa

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