Why did the Germans support Hitler?

Answer 1

Hitler developed a sense of charisma to the people of Germany with well rehearsed speches using magician type arm movements and lots of strong racial Propaganda.

Hitler was mesmeric. He told the people what they wanted to hear: The Versailles treaty & the Depression had crippled Germany grieviously. There was only one way forward & it had to lead to better times: Hitler said he knew the way & many people believed him, not only in Germany. He was not a man for compramise or vacillation. I just want to offer this up for discussion here if I may: Where would we now be, either in Europe or Globally had Hitler, having annexed both Austria & Czechoslovakia successfully, not then attacked Poland ? Germany is now (1938) a great Central European Superstate, a colossus within Europe. Just a thought.....

Answer 2

Because they were desperate to get out of the great depression and needed a leader to bring the country back to its former glory . also they needed it fast , and a strong enough to see the country through. He was a motivational speaker as well.

Answer 3

Why Germans supported Hitler

Germany was undergoing a terrible crisis in 1930. The Great Depression affected Germany as much as it affected the United States. As a consequence, Germans were looking for a strong leader that would pull them out from the situation. Adolf Hitler was the perfect leader for this situation. He said exactly what Germans needed to hear, he promised to bring Germany to glory again, to undo the Treaty of Versailes and to pull them out of the crisis and blamed the Jews for all of Germany's problems. Furthermore, anyone who dared to oppose the Hitler suffered terrible consequences, and were usually killed.

I will just add about the Jews at that time in Germany were lending money to the Germans, some were shrewd businessmen and some poor lenders cannot pay them back. =)

Answer 4

the depression brought around poverty and misery and Hitler used the weaknesses of the weimar republic to gain support by promising a better life. propaganda also persuaded many people to view the views which he had. he used Jewish people as a scapegoat for everything that had gone wrong. he used the vulnerability of the population to sway them to the nazi party. children were also influenced a lot, through the Hitler youth, school and propaganda directed at them

Answer 5

They "loved" Hitler because their country was in trouble. It was poor, and war torn. Hitler promised to make "Germany great again" (His words by the way). He said he would make jobs for people, and rebuild Germany. He was a talented speaker and persuaded people very easily.

Answer 6

Germans liked Hitler in the Late 1910s to early 30s because, He said what people wanted to hear and unlike most people, Hitler actually did them. This's is proved when Hitler entered into politics and tooked other the German worker's party and transformed it into the Nazi party. He also, proved it during the Beer Hall Putsch.

Answer 7

Some Germans supported Hitler because they thought his ways were good. But notice how I said "some". There was The German Resistance who tried 42 times to kill Hitler.