In the 1920’s, Germany faced problems. First, the Allies advance in 1918 in WWII, was a major setback, realizing the war unwinnable. Following this, they signed an armistice to end the fighting. As Germany’s government fell apart, civil unrests and workers’ strikes spread across the nation. Major parties joined to end this uprising, fearing a Communist revolution. This ended up establishing the parliamentary Weimar Republic. After WWI, Germany was forced to sign the Treaty of Versailles, which held them responsible for all destruction and pay reparations. This negatively impacted their already weakened economy. Adolf Hitler became obsessed with the ideas and perspectives of others, which led him to scapegoat the Jews. When Hitler joined a small
