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After WWI, Germany fell into an awful economic rut - one US dollar was worth about 40 million German marks, at one point; Germans felt wronged by the Treaty of Versailles; and the French had set up a new government in Germany (the Reichstag), which was democratic.
The Nazis promised a return to glory and pride, as well as economic success. They said that Germans were superior to other ethnicities, appealing to Germans' feelings of abuse. Although Germans did know that the Nazis were anti-Semitic, anti-Semitism had been prevalent in society for a long time.
Also, Adolf Hitler, the leader of the Nazis, was very charismatic, and was persuasive - if not charming - while giving speeches.
The Nazis were elected into the Reichstag (although not by majority), starting their steady climb in power in Germany.
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∙ 13y agoAfter WWI, Germany fell into an awful economic rut - one US dollar was worth about 40 million German marks, at one point; Germans felt wronged by the Treaty of Versailles; and the French had set up a new government in Germany (the Reichstag), which was democratic.
The Nazis promised a return to glory and pride, as well as economic success. They said that Germans were superior to other ethnicities, appealing to Germans' feelings of abuse. Although Germans did know that the Nazis were anti-Semitic, anti-Semitism had been prevalent in society for a long time.
Also, Adolf Hitler, the leader of the Nazis, was very charismatic, and was persuasive - if not charming - while giving speeches.
The Nazis were elected into the Reichstag (although not by majority), starting their steady climb in power in Germany.
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In what stage in World War 2 were Nazis at their most powerful?
Probably between the fall of France (June 1940) and the Battle of Stalingrad (January 1943).
What were Hitler followers called?
They were called Nazis.
How were the Nazis tricked into killing people?
Why do you think that Nazis 'were tricked into killing people'? Those who served with the terror and murder apparatus did so voluntarily. They had the opportunity to opt out and do something else.
Who was the first to bomb civilian targets in World War 2?
The Nazis were. Viciously doing so to try to get Britain to surrender to the Nazis so that they could launch operation Sea Lion. (The massive, though never launched, ground-based invasion of Britain.)
How did Adolf Hitter get the Nazis to work for him?
He got them to work for him by getting the Nazis to kill and the Nazis must like to kill.
Why was the Nazis powerful?
they wanted to avoid war
What was the Nazis role?
to prove that they are the most powerful in the world
How the Nazis spread their ideas?
they forced people to.
Who brought the Nazis to power?
They came to power when Hitler formed a political party called the Nazis, they vowed to make Germany more powerful after loosing WW1, he became more and more powerful then got carried away.
Why did martin bormann join the Nazi?
Because, as along with other Nazis, All of them were indotrinared (Brainwashed) to believe that the nazis were powerful and they was right and that the allies were enimies.
How had the Nazis become the most powerful political party in Germany?
hitler worked hard
How are vampires so powerful?
they are so powerful because they are
Why was so powerful?
It Was Named After So Powerful Because Where It Was.
Did us help defeated the Nazis?
They lead the Normandy landings. So yes, they did help Defeat the Nazis.
Why were the people a faraid of the Nazis?
They wore afraid because the Nazis killed the Jew's. So that's why they wore scared.
Did the Nazis kill Jews on Sundays?
The Nazi party was non-religious, so yes the Nazis did murder on Sundays.
How were you considered a Nazi?
If you were a member of the Nazi party or fought in the Nazi German army at the time. Actually the Nazis were just a powerful party at the time.
