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-Economics of Nazi Fascism: The emergence of the Nazi state saw the creation of the new Reichsmark to replace the previous currency which was significantly devalued because of the Great Depression. The Nazi group also began disregarding treaties and moving back into areas of economic prosperity and enacting a nationalist mentality to help rebuild the nation through industrialization.This new mark, along with the new protectionist policies helped recover the German economy and made the people more energized to aid the Nazi regime.

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-Lebensborn; An interesting Nazi program that aimed to breed ethnic Aryans for the future of the Nazi state. White women were paid to have children with Aryan men to create a pure race of future Nazis, who were then raised in group homes or put into the sytem to be raised as Nazis. Many children were left as orphans and the policy still affects people today, who will never know their families.

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-Nazi domestic school policies: During the Nazi regime the Hitler Youth was a program designed to prepare the younger generation for military readiness as well as creating an earlier foundation for nationalist ideals and maintain a future group of supporters earlier on through Hitlers time in control.

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-Racism / Oppression: The common perspective during the 1940’s was that the demise of Germany was due to the concession of minorities during the end of WWI and thus built up a resentment towards minorities, specifically Jewish and communist.

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Education: Schools in Nazi Germany and youth programs like the “Hitler Youth” promoted alegience to the sate and especiallly its leader, Adolf Hitler. The education system promoted that young boys should enter the military to fight for the nation and women should have lots of Children in order to produce more soldiers and workers.

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Militarization: In order to combat the horrivle economic conditions in Germany following World War I and the treaty of Versaiiles, Hitler demanded massive increases in military production in order to stimulate the German economy by creating jobs, increase German infrastructure and production capacity, and prepare for Nazi expansion.

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-He used the military to control the public by making the public fear as well as respect the military and their pursuit of purifying the population. The military was glorified through propaganda and increased funding, even though the Treaty of Versailles prevented Germany from having an army.

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-Nazi Foreign Policy of 1930s: Tense relations with western nations because of the Treaty of Versailles; the Nazis encouraged breaking international law. However, the Nazis encouraged relationships with authoritarian states like itself. Additionally, the Soviets and Nazis signed a non-aggression pact to prepare for when the Nazis invaded Poland. The Nazi party wanted to ensure it had allies in nations with similar aims, and protection from those who didn’t agree.

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-Hitler was charasmatic; he had a definite stage presence and was able to address the public with conviction. His rallies and broadcasts were designed to project power and influence, and Hitler was raised up as a god.

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-Nazi Propaganda: Nazi propaganda encouraged German nationalism and passivity againt Anti-Semitism and promoted labor. Propaganda typically enforced preexisting gender roles, and aimed to keep women submissive to men. Germans were depicted as “aryan”- blonde hair, light eyes, and light skin. The “lower classes” were depicted as ugly and stupid, and were projected to be a problem for German society. Propaganda preached conformity, and was omnipresent.Increased theatre attendance

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- Opposition to Nazis: Hitler handled opposition to Nazi rule in a brutal but extremely effective way. The Nazi secret police allowed Hitler to silence opposition and maintain homogeneity throughout the state of Germany. There wasn’t widespread organized opposition because of the efficiency of the secret police and how difficult life would become

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-The ideals of the fascists differ a stiff amount from the communists. The fascist have a mentality more centralized on economics and maintaining a protectionist perspective on the economy, whereas the communist had a more of a guiding hand on the economy of the state. The fear of the communist mentality invading Germany was enought to encourage these Germans to dislike the thought of communism.

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- Election of 1933 saw Hitler’s Nazi party take a majority of seats in the Reichstag, and therefore have the chance to take the chancellorship, By promising the larger christian coalition that he would be sympathetic to them in the future, he gained support in the Reichstag, and became chancellor. He immediately passed the enabling act, which gave him dictatorial power.

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-Germany had improved slightly during the 1920s, but the impact of the Great Depression hurt the economy again, as it was already weak. As Hitler rose to the chancellorship in 1933, he instituted work programs and employed people through government jobs, which helped Germany to recover, and gained Hitler a reputation as a leader, as his programs built Germany back up from the economic depression.

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-The 1920s were a terrible decade for the Weimar- massive inflation led to the Mark being nearly worthless over three times. The Treaty of Versailles also gave most of Germany’s industrialized area to France, which cut a lot of production out of the Weimar and hurt the economy even more. This set the stage for a change in leadership in the new republic and created resentment for the current government.

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-Germany was forced to pay war reparations that further deepened the debt and problems within Germany

-Early Nazi work preyed upon the people who felt betrayed by the Weimar politicians and made them the scapegoats for the failing Weimar state. Nazis wanted to break away from the Treaty, as they had a basic drive for German nationalism and independence from the chains of Europe.
-Because of the government and the effects of the Treaty of Versailles, many people were open to the change in government, and many became more radicalized.

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-The Weimar Republic was created after the end of WWI from the ashes of Imperial Germany. It was designed as a democracy, but the Germans had never had a democracy before, and German morale had been crushed by the loss of WWI. The government was dysfunctional and had little support.