Reichstag

“A fundamental problem which faced Weimar Germany was the need to come to terms with the post-war world, at a time when a large proportion of the population was determined not to do just that” (Bessel and Feuchtwanger, 1981, p.15). On the 11th November 1918, Germany surrendered, marking the end of the First World War. They had played a major part in WW1 and when they were defeated this was a huge shock for the country. Those who signed the Armistice were to become known as the ‘November…

WWI was a conflict lasting between 1914-1919 that lead to the deaths of millions. The Post-WWI effects were effectively the first domino that fell that would eventually lead to political instability in Germany, Italy, and Russia. Italian sociopolitical turmoil would lead to the rise of fascism with Mussolini. German sociopolitical chaos soon led to Nazism which would soon take hold itself along with Hitler’s take on fascism. Germany’s (Hitler’s) rise to power would eventually set off WWII. WWII…

The Stock Market Crash of 1929; the main cause of the second World War? By: Nina Keizer – 500720836 – 1BE21V Introduction It was January 1933, Adolf Hitler got a chance to become Reich chancellor of Germany. After a couple of weeks Hitler already gain trust of two-thirds of the parliament and in July 1933 Adolf Hitler banned all the other politic parties from the parliament except for the NDSAP. A few years before Adolf Hitler came to power the Stock Market Crash of 1929 happened. As a result…

The Rise of Hitler and The Nazi party proposed a threat so great that it pressured the United States to join World War II due to the unrelenting power of the Nazis and the fear imposed on the seemingly vulnerable United States. Hitler led Germany to regain status and dignity after the humiliation of the War Guilt Clause contained in the Treaty of Versailles. When Germany led the the Axis powers which was composed of Nazi Germany, Italy, and Japan to wage war against the Allies, primarily…

Stresemann, Gustav was German politician who worked as Chancellor in 1923 and also as a Foreign Minister of the Weimar Republic in the period of 1923-1929. Some historians saw him as a hero. Because he made many beneficial things to survive the Weimar Republic. But other some believe that there are many other people, including Charles G. Dawes and important events that happened at that time. There were some reasons for Stresemann was most significant and responsible for Germany at that time.…

caught and be killed or taken to camp. Overall it lead to the murder of 6,000,000 Jewish people. Out of these 6million 1.5 million were children and the rest were among many people of any race and gender. On February 27, 1933 the "Reichstag" building, which Hitler tried to get full control of then he burned it down. That's where they had there political meetings. "A Dutchman named. Marinus Vander Lubbe was arrested for the crime. Also in 1933 the Nazi party takes power in Germany.…

Social Revolution, Chancellor Prince Max von Baden declared that the Emperor of Germany, Kaiser Wilhelm II, had abdicated- “The Kaiser and King has decided to renounce the throne.”. Ensuing the abdication of the Kaiser, the Social Democrats of the Reichstag assumed control of the government, proclaiming the Republic in an effort to restore Germany- “The old and rotten, the monarchy has collapsed. The new may live. Long live the German Republic!”. Little did they know, a mere fourteen years…

Kershaw revealed that the image was enough to propel Hitler to the chancellery of Germany. Then, after the death of Hindenburg, Hitler assumed the role of president as well making himself the undisputed leader of Germany. As a result, the German Reichstag was cleared of all non-NAZI party members. Additionally, Hitler then went on to expunge Germany of any and all Communist…

used each of these in order to control and expand their empire. There are may caused to the second world war, however, none are quite as impactful as nationalism, alliances, and economic factors. Hitler utilized nationalism to gain control of the Reichstag in Germany, and alliances were built, which caused conflict between other countries. Hitler also realized that the economy was struggling in Germany, so he acted out. Without these three factors, World War Two would not have been so impactful.…

By no means is it a simply answered question. Why did Hitler pick the Jews? Perhaps it could be said it was an irrational hatred to go after so many of a people. Hitler had a long stemming hatred for the Jewish people. Perhaps it can be rooted back to his childhood or his family lineage. Both are questioned by historians world wide, but nothing can be proven for a fact. The jewish people were not the only negative benefactors in hitlers psycopatical genocide. Granted they were the largest group.…