The Weimar Republic was created out of the anger the German people had due to the Treaty of Versailles and most Germans felt that the Treaty treated Germany unfairly. So therefore, the creation of the Weimar Republic was the result of that treaty. It was a form of liberal democracy that was almost the same as to that of Great Britain. This did not last long and Germany was a real unstable for a long time after the Weimar Republic failed them. There were Communist cells in many cities and other dissidents as well. Eventually, there came a modicum of order, but that was not until well into the 1920's. There was an undisclosed feeling of disapproval that the German people felt towards the Western democracies ever since the Paris Peace Conference
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So basically Germany was upset for being constantly mistreated. Hitler then arrived on the scene. He was very intelligent at oratory and was able to get into the anger the German people felt. He also was able to bring back their dreams of empire and the German greatness that had led in part to World War I. His power of oratory and electoral intelligence was in a very big and important a reason for the fall of the Weimar Republic. He won election and the Weimar Republic.
The Nazi's were a strongly nationalistic party and opposed what the German people saw as a shameful defeat and settlement after WWI in the Versailles Treaty. The Versailles Treaty also meant that Germany had to pay enormous (billions of dollars) war reparations which absolutely destroyed the German economy. In Mein Kampf Hitler rejected the validity of the Treaty. Hitler was an incredibly charismatic speaker. He could inspire riots and convert people to easily. The Nazi's also had excellent propaganda (Joseph
So basically Germany was upset for being constantly mistreated. Hitler then arrived on the scene. He was very intelligent at oratory and was able to get into the anger the German people felt. He also was able to bring back their dreams of empire and the German greatness that had led in part to World War I. His power of oratory and electoral intelligence was in a very big and important a reason for the fall of the Weimar Republic. He won election and the Weimar Republic.
The Nazi's were a strongly nationalistic party and opposed what the German people saw as a shameful defeat and settlement after WWI in the Versailles Treaty. The Versailles Treaty also meant that Germany had to pay enormous (billions of dollars) war reparations which absolutely destroyed the German economy. In Mein Kampf Hitler rejected the validity of the Treaty. Hitler was an incredibly charismatic speaker. He could inspire riots and convert people to easily. The Nazi's also had excellent propaganda (Joseph