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A democratic government that was established after WWII and that lacked the support of the Germans. There was instability within politics and no major party was heavily followed, thus creating an opening for Hitler to take advantage of this lack of influence over Germany.

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Germany had just experienced the defeat from the Great Depression, and they were assigned with a massive responsibility of paying all reparations. This left them in millions worth of debt, and the lack of security and rise in unemployment didn't help. This would then allow for Hitler to use this tragic scenario to his advantage later on, promising the better.

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The promotion of nationalism and anti-Semitism took over. Moreover, the Treaty of Versailles was popularized and portrayed as an unjust act towards the Germans that Hitler would then resolve.

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Nazis exploited the economic state of Germany to their advantage to gain more votes. The Nazis became a popular figure, especially among the middle-class. Those lacking employment and security soon enough began to promote the support towards the Nazi, who promised to make Germany Great Again. Hitler was achieving the unification of different social classes now.

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In 1933, Hitler was appointed Chancellor of Germany. Large amounts of fascists and communists elected into the Reichstag, leaving the tensions between the different political parties higher than ever.

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Communism advocates for economic equality and the destruction of social classes that create division. Fascism, on the other hand, contains a powerful dictator and has a rigid class system that can't be escaped. Hitler aimed and dreamed of being the dictator to a Fascist country, making him have all power and control in Germany.

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Hitler's Rise after the Election of 1933: 

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Hitler's Rise after the Election of 1933: 

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After 1933, Hitler wanted to gain control of the government by using the Enabling Act. He then became president, and he began to threaten opponents with the SS to keep control on his positive image.

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Hitler was known for being fierce, enthusiastic, and determined. These qualities in his speeches made him a popular, public figure in the politics of Germany and maintained an image that allowed him to intimidate and inspire.

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Nazi propaganda was full of manipulative persuasion that pulled people from different political beliefs to agree in the superiority that being a Nazi brought, thus forcing them to grant massive respect to them.

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Not everyone supported the Nazis, especially communists and liberals. However, Hitler would suppress any opposing groups that attempted to form protests or schemes against his presidency.

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Nazis wanted all ethnic Germans living outside of Germany included in the Reich. They wanted to dominate Western Europe and acquire more "living space" in Europe.

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Hitler violates the Treaty of Versailles by secretly rebuilding the German military. However, he reassures all that the measures he is taking are simply a "defensive" strategy.

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Boycotted Jewish businesses, banning them from being citizens of Germany. This meant that they were left with no rights. Rearmament meant millions of Germans going to the workforce to build tanks, planes, submarines, etc.

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The government decided and ordered what and how much should be invested, produced, consumed, and stored. All spending and choices of currency was military driven, thus helping Hitler give strength to the military defenses and manipulating people to think this was correct.

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Nazis ramp up rearmament, creating German Labor Service and Front. This allowed for massive industrialization that would support the effort. The Hitler Youth was established and ideologies throughout in order to enforce the same mindset that supported Hitler's rule.

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This aimed to gain full control not only within the adults, but from the youth as well. All kinds of different subjects at school were discussed in relevance to race, politics, and the superiority Hitler possessed over all of Germany. This influenced the younger generations that were in the perfect stage of developing their minds to shift into the praise of Nazis and the rest of their politics.

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Hitler and the Nazis tried to take over the minds of the German people by eliminating religious influence. Therefore, in order to form an obedient "national community", Hitler attempted to create a unified Protestant Reich Church. Nevertheless, it failed. The impact was not major, but it did still persuade some to support.

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After taking control of Germany, Nazis censored anything in the media that contradicted or view different from Nazi beliefs. Art was greatly affected as Nazis considered art for these inferior beings. Nazis held control over all forms of art through paper or media to hide what they didn't want to be shown to their country.

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Women were viewed by the Nazis to play no other role than to be the ideal housewives. Women were meant to take care of their husband and children at all times. Jewish, the other extreme minority, served to the Nazis as scapegoats, blaming all of their misfortunes on them. Lastly, the disabled experienced discrimination for their inability to perform many tasks. Therefore, they were often killed in order to bring in more "useful" people or to at least remove them from taking up space.

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Racist and Hypocritical

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Universal sign in Germany

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Persuading kids like they did in school

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The unfair and beyond

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Brainwash and Threat