Rise of the Nazis - Different factors that helped the Nazis win votes
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- Different factors that helped the Nazis win votes
- The Social Democrat Party
- It did not promise any quick fix for the depression
- Part of the government when the depression began
- Partly blamed
- The effect of the depression
- Ruined the lives of about one third of German people
- 6 million Germans were unemployed
- Many Germans held the government responsible
- They felt they should have done more to stop it
- Ruined the lives of about one third of German people
- Fear of the Communists
- Feared by anyone with a property or who disagreed with their ideas
- Threatened to take and confiscate people's wealth
- The German government
- It wasn't doing anything to stop the fighting on the streets
- Couldn't stop the depression or provide jobs
- Hitler
- He was a brilliant public speaker
- Promised confidently to end the depression and provide jobs for everyone
- Nazi propaganda
- Poster were very eye-catching with simple, easy to read messages
- Rallies were massive and very organised creating a good impression of the Nazis
- The impact of the SA
- Looked and created a very organised impression
- Very violent
- Attracted young males
- Frightened opponents
- Provided free meals and uniform for members
- Good for the unemployed
- Nazi policies and ideas
- Blamed Democrats and Communists for the troubles in Germany
- Promised jobs
- Promised to make Germany great again
- The Social Democrat Party
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