World History

World History

The rise of Hitler to power was logical ending of the impacts that WW1 had on Germany . Moreover his rise to power was National-Socialist party won the elections and he became Reich 's-counselor (position equal to prime-minister ) and later became the head of the country as the 83-year old president Hindenburg died

The phenomenon of his success has a lot of logical explanations . Let 's start from his political program . It was directed on the established of a strong state with government control over economics , industry political activity inside the

country and establishment of It had to solve all the national questions ' enable the unity of all German people into one strong nation by uniting the lands with primary German ethnic population of Czechoslovakia (Sudetzenland ) and Austria

The rise of Hitler was quick and people accepted him willingly . The growing popularity of his political party was obvious and already in 1923 he made first attempt to come to power . In the city of Munich Hitler along with his supporters in the head of Ludendorf wanted to make a rebel that was later called a beer putsch ' by the historians . The attempt failed and Hitler even got arrested . But with years the popularity of Nazi party growth . There were years of depression and Hitler 's ideas about a strong nation , strong government and recovery of Germany were very popular among the Germans . Nazi party was growing it was popular among workers , urban livers and former German soldiers whose ideas were close to Hitler 's . On the elections to German parliament in 1933 National Socialist party got 44 of vote and got the majority of posts in government and Reichstag . After becoming a Reich- counselor Hitler developed a detailed plan how to establish dictatorship in Germany . Accusing Communists in Reichstag Fire he achieved the right to issue a law (Enabling Act ) that would allow to establish control over political parties , prohibited demonstrations and meetings as well as activity of socialist and communist parties . After further victory on elections Hitler passed Enabling Act that in fact was legal declaration of dictatorship regime in Germany and that gave him unlimited political powers

National Socialist party didn 't have such an influence of labor masses in early 1920ies during the years of economic crisis in Germany . It was only forming and it didn 't have a distinct program . November 8 , 1923 Hitler and his supporters made unsuccessful attempt to make a fascist overthrow . But it was not supported by public and had no financial basis . Hitler was arrested and got into prison where he spent little more than a year . In prison he wrote his famous work Mein Kampf . The views of historians about the failure of the Munich putsch have slight differences , but still all of them argue that at that time Hitler just didn 't have enough popularity . Others , for example Evans ,Richard J (2004 , says at that period Hitler didn 't have a clear political program . Already in early 1920ies...