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As it is clearly seen in the chart, the president continues to grow with more power leaving the Reichstag with very little

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"Just as significant was the fact that by 1932 over 6 million people were unemployed"

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"Unemployment soared from 2 million in 1929 to 4.5 million in 1931" (Waller 114).

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Nazi vs KPD votes in Reichstag Elections

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Nazi vs KPD votes in Reichstag Elections

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It can be seen that votes for Nazi was higher when the unemployment was higher...

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"The toll of the war...hyperinflation, and finally the Depression had left a battered population that, by the winter of 1932-33, were desperate for some sort of solution (Waller 121)

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What cause the GeramnBanking Crisis of 1931

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What cause the GeramnBanking Crisis of 1931

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"Even before the 1929 crash, American investors, attracted by the high profits to be made on Wall Street, had started to withdraw loans [from Germany].... partly because they needed the funds to meet obligations at home, and partly because they were losing confidence in the stability of the German economy.... German banks had been seriously weakened by the loss of funds" (Waller 114).

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Overview of Great Depression and Germany

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Overview of Great Depression and Germany

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With the fall of Germany's second largest bank on July 1931, many investors were scramming to obtain their money but were not able to due to the mass amounts trying to get their money back at the same time

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Debt percentages compared to other nations

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Debt percentages compared to other nations

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"When America sneezes, Europe catches a cold'

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"When America sneezes, Europe catches a cold'

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The Great depression's impact on Germany is important to consider when looking at the rise of Hitler and the collapse of the Weimar Republic.

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In 1932, 180k farmers had gone bankrupt, and after 1932, 6 million people were left unemployed.