Nazi economic practice concerned itself with immediate domestic issues and separately with ideological conceptions of international economics. Domestic economic policy was narrowly concerned with four major goals to eliminate Germany's issues, elimination of unemployment, rapid and substantial rearmament, protection against the resurgence of hyper-inflation, and expansion of production of consumer goods to improve middle and lower-class living standards. All of these policy goals were intended to address the perceived shortcomings of the Weimar Republic and to solidify domestic support for the party. In this, the party was successful. Between 1933 and 1936 the German Gross National Product (GNP) increased by an average annual rate of 9.5%, and the rate for industry alone rose by 17.2%. This expansion propelled the German economy out of a deep depression and into full employment in less than four years. Public consumption during the same period increased by 18.7%, while private consumption increased by 3.6% annually. According to the historian Richard Evans, prior to the outbreak of war the German "economy had recovered from the Depression faster than its counterparts in other countries. Germany's foreign debt had been stabilized, interest rates had fallen to half their 1932 level, the stock exchange had recovered from the Depression, the gross national product had risen by 81 per cent over the same period…. Inflation and unemployment had been conquered."[85] German marriages increased from about 511,000 in 1932 to 611,000 in 1936, while births rose from 921,000 births in 1932 to 1,280,000 in 1936. Suicides committed by young people under 20 dropped by 80% between 1933 and 1939.[86]
Hitler was one of the early members of the Nazi Party. He refined, so to speak, their ideology, and was able to bring them to power. He was imprisoned briefly after a failed attempt to overthrow Germany's government in the early 1920's, and while in prison, he wrote a book called Mein Kampf (German for "My Struggle"), which laid out the Nazis' plans and, for lack of a better term, philosophy.Hitler didn't invent Nazism, but he had a profound effect on its growth- he was then able to use it to take over Germany and cause World War II, all of which led to the deaths of millions and millions of people.
The Battle of the Argonne caused the final breakdown of German resistance and helped bring about the German request for armistice.
the German people wanted out of the depression, Hitler promised to bring them out of the depression... when everyone voted for him he changed the idea, he blamed the econimic losses on someone else, that someone else happend to be the Jews
Kaiser Wilhelm, sought expansion through colonization and tried to create the world's greatest navy.
Hitler gave the German people more living-space, more food and drink, he promised change for the people of Germany; Hitler brought Germany out of the depression.
what benefits did increased trade bring to new mexico in the year 1855
diversity
It can bring a country lots of weath, like it has in mexico!
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yes they do
it brought silt and water
You get to bring you dates nice flowers.
Wholesale clearance can bring in a few positive benefits. First it can bring in new consumers looking for a good deal, new business! Second, it can bring in returning consumers looking for a good deal. Third, it can move merchandise off the shelves.
We now have the United Nations to prevent wars and a World War. They also offer other benefits. Europe now has the European Union to benefit the continent and nations.
No, they bring enormous benefits for the vast majority.
To bring the best out of someone