What Are The Factors That Cause Hitler Come To Power

Between 1928 and 1932, the nazi party went from a minimal 12 seats in the Reichstag to an alarming 230. This enlarging growth of Hitler’s power is due to several factors including his bad childhood, anti-semitism and the Treaty of Versailles. Throughout Adolf Hitler’s childhood, he experiences many dreadful events such as the death of his beloved mother, not being accepted into Vienna’s Academy of Art and his bleeding lung ailment. Hitler’s mother, Klara Hitler died on December 21, 1907 from advanced breast cancer. “It was the conclusion of a long and painful illness which from the beginning left little hope of recovery. Yet it was a dreadful blow, particularly for me. I had honoured my father, but my mother I had loved.” (Hitler 18). The doctor treating Hitler’s mother just happened to be Jewish. Many believe that because the doctor, Eduard Bloch was not able to save Hitler’s mother, he blames him for her death. …show more content…
Hitler and the NAZI’s (National Socialist German Workers Party) believed that Germany was stabbed in the back by the rest of Europe. Many German’s also believed this and Hitler would rally up his followers by using this anger and betrayal that Germany felt. “Adolf Hitler insisted that the Poles had persecuted Germans and fired the first shots. ‘We will pay them back, bomb by bomb!’ he declared that morning to the Reichstag in Berlin.” (Hitler, How Did Hitler Happen? www.). Hitler believed that the Treaty of Versailles had put a strain on Germany’s potential and left many Germans unhappy. Now because Hitler wanted to rule the world, he saw these upset and passionate Germans as a good starting point. The Treaty of Versailles left many German families unhappy. Many felt as though their soldiers had died for nothing and wanted to see change happen in Germany. Hitler took advantage of the vulnerable situation am rallied up the Germans making many promises of