How might the economic situation in germany in the early 1930's have influenced the willingness of many german people to accept a leader whose philosophy was based on racism and bigotry?

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Kamila Peters

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20 June, 01:33

How might the economic situation in germany in the early 1930's have influenced the willingness of many german people to accept a leader whose philosophy was based on racism and bigotry?

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Giovanna Castillo · Answer 1

The Soaring High Unemployment that categorize that period as a result of the effects of The Period of The Great Depression influenced German people to accept Adolf Hitler

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Germany like several other nations in the west experienced difficulties in their economy in the early 1930s as a result of the aftermath of the Great Depression with an all-time soaring high unemployment. Adolf Hitler who superheads the German Nazi's school of thought made a promise of a new Germany that will be appealing to nationalism and militarism; His believe in war as the most important tool of human progress, and his view that the main economy purpose of a country should be to enable such country to fight and win ears of expansion.

Hitler upon becoming German Chancellor in 1933, introduced economy improving policies, some of which are; changes that took place in the privatilization of state industries, autarky (national economic sufficiency), and tarrifs on imports