Have you ever wondered why Nazism was the answer for some problems? People began thinking that Jews were the reason why things were going wrong for them, they were tortured because they were of a different religion and the people needed someone to blame all their misfortune on. In the mid 1800’s there was no German nation, but there was a growing nationalist movement that had a darker side that involved Nazism, since many nationalist were vehement, Jews were often blamed for sabotaging or holding back German unification. Once Adolf Hitler learned of Nazism, he started forming his idea with a group, DAP (Deutsche Arbeiter Partei). Nazism is an interesting thing, but if studied some people will start to get why it all happened and for what
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The German nationalism were very impatient and demanding, they often criticized any other proposal thrown out to them, their way was the only way. Jews were often blamed for sabotaging or holding back German conspiracy when it may have been a fellow German or their own fault. The German nationalism believed that a unified Germany could over power France, Russia, and Britain. They often voiced what has been on their mind often those things were about how a Jew had tried to stop work on the nationalist movement, or they turned against their fellow Germans, by starting to spread nasty rumors to get rid of the ones they knew can go against them, and people they do not want meddling in their business, and ruining their plans for the future. At one point the nationalist and the Jews were well acquainted but somewhere along their history something went wrong causing the betrayal against the …show more content…
In the first eight months Drexler formed the group so it was ready for Hitler when he was ready to use the group for his own advantages and gains. Hitler was also one of the main reasons the group went big, he fed information or lies to the group concerning Jews which would later make more and more people dislike the Jews based on the few lies that were created.The group was to show the political views they had, by the time the group was formally organized they made a point that they were also anti-Jewish publicly to anyone who cared to even listen for a second. In 1920 Hitler started to take over the DAP rightfully to be his own because he did not trust the leaders of the group anymore; in the early part of the year he started to exercise his authority to see if the group was as loyal as they said. This group would later would be well known as the NSDAP (National Sozialistische Deutsche Arbeiter Partei).
Nazism to some people was the answer to most of their big problems. people thought that by mistreating Jews it would help them make their lives better and way easier than it was. The German nationalist believed the German people were the true people and anyone unworthy of being a “true” German deserved some kind of punishment. Adolf Hitler used Nazism as an force against other people like the Jews when he started giving information or lies to the DAP which they would then use the information to help increase
The German nationalism were very impatient and demanding, they often criticized any other proposal thrown out to them, their way was the only way. Jews were often blamed for sabotaging or holding back German conspiracy when it may have been a fellow German or their own fault. The German nationalism believed that a unified Germany could over power France, Russia, and Britain. They often voiced what has been on their mind often those things were about how a Jew had tried to stop work on the nationalist movement, or they turned against their fellow Germans, by starting to spread nasty rumors to get rid of the ones they knew can go against them, and people they do not want meddling in their business, and ruining their plans for the future. At one point the nationalist and the Jews were well acquainted but somewhere along their history something went wrong causing the betrayal against the …show more content…
In the first eight months Drexler formed the group so it was ready for Hitler when he was ready to use the group for his own advantages and gains. Hitler was also one of the main reasons the group went big, he fed information or lies to the group concerning Jews which would later make more and more people dislike the Jews based on the few lies that were created.The group was to show the political views they had, by the time the group was formally organized they made a point that they were also anti-Jewish publicly to anyone who cared to even listen for a second. In 1920 Hitler started to take over the DAP rightfully to be his own because he did not trust the leaders of the group anymore; in the early part of the year he started to exercise his authority to see if the group was as loyal as they said. This group would later would be well known as the NSDAP (National Sozialistische Deutsche Arbeiter Partei).
Nazism to some people was the answer to most of their big problems. people thought that by mistreating Jews it would help them make their lives better and way easier than it was. The German nationalist believed the German people were the true people and anyone unworthy of being a “true” German deserved some kind of punishment. Adolf Hitler used Nazism as an force against other people like the Jews when he started giving information or lies to the DAP which they would then use the information to help increase