Why did people support the Nazi Party?
- Created by: Himee Senanayake
- Created on: 11-06-18 20:26
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- Why did people support the Nazi party?
- Big business
- wealthy industrialists supported the Nazi party
- Hitler persuaded wealthy businesses that the Nazi party was their best hope of protection from the communists
- Benz and Krupps gave money the NSDAP
- Nazi propaganda against the communists
- Young people
- The Nazi party was exciting
- Hitler's speeches were stirring
- They promised more traditional duties
- Atracted them to become members
- Farmers
- Changed the law of confiscating all private land
- Private land would only be confiscated if owned by Jews
- Reassurement for farmers
- Farmers were a strong section of support
- Women
- Nazi propaganda made special appeals to women
- Best for families
- It was increasingly getting popular
- Middle Class
- Professional people
- Teachers, lawyers and farmers
- 1929-1932 lots of people switched to the Nazis
- Hitler was seen as a strong leader who could help the country recover from the Great Depression
- Thought the Nazis could protect them from Communists
- Nazis had a return to the traditional German values
- Professional people
- Working class
- Nazis support traditional German values
- Create a stronger Germany
- Promised a 'work and Bread' on their posters
- Unity
- Nazis targeted support from specific sections of society
- Appealed to the whole nation
- Big business
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