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ELCTRONnoisiaOfDeath: 10 months ago

What conditions led to Adolf Hitler's rise to power in Germany

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cyber_sense: 10 months ago via iPhone

Extreme poverty and suffering following WWI. Hitler using hate and suspicion to get followers, using Jews as scape goats to blame for problems

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ninganing: 10 months ago

The other European countries wouldn't let them have a army and hitler spoke to them saying they could and would take controll of europe

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Tony737: 10 months ago via iPhone | Last edited at 10:28AM on 7/2/2012

Germany's loss in WW1, the Treaty of Versailles, hyper inflation of the German Mark, the need to blame Germany's problems on a scapegoat ...

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rickindenver: 10 months ago via iPhone

Nice summary of a complex issue. Green to you!

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Tony737: 10 months ago via iPhone

Thanks Rick! If I were home and on the computer it would've been a bit more informative :-)

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rachel_jenn: 10 months ago

Some of the conditions that led to Adolf Hitler's rise to power in Germany were his action to join politics, and the extreme advocate of the party he was in. Check out http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adolf_Hitler's_rise_to_power for more information.

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newbuddah13: 10 months ago via iPhone

He lifted up the pride of the German people. He helped to introduce the company Volkswagen. Basically the fact that the German people at the time had nobody else to follow.

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