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:!::explode:GERMANY AND THE NAZIS :explode::!: Adolf-Hitler-rally-Germany…

- - - - :pencil2: Hitler had decided to try to win power democratically rather than attempting another putsh. The Nazis began campaigning for seats in the Reichsteag.:pencil2:
        
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        :pencil2: He won 3 percent of the vote. :pencil2:
        
        :pencil2: Hitler found a much wider audience was willing to listen to him. He blamed all of Germany's problems. :pencil2:
        
        Hitler spread his message through the radio. He suddenly peaked 37%.
    - - :pencil2: In October 1929, the United States' stop market suddenly collapsed, It was a financial disaster known as the Wall Street Crash. :pencil2:
        
        :pencil2: Because of so much trade, loans and currency exchanges. The world plunged into the Great Depression.:pencil2:
        
        :pencil2:Desperate and straggly to survive, many Germans were pushed to support more extreme solutions. :pencil2:
- - - - :pencil2: Reduce its army. :pencil2:
        
        :pencil2: Pay reparations. :pencil2:
        
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    - - :pencil2: Give up 30 per cent of its territory :pencil2:
        
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        :checkered_flag: The Weinar Republic :checkered_flag:
        
        :pencil2: The pre-war German empire was now replaced by a democracy known as the Weimar Republic. :pencil2:
        
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    - - :pencil2: Formally accept responsibility. :pencil2:
        
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        :checkered_flag: The Rise of Nazis :checkered_flag:
        
        :pencil2: In 1921, Hitler became the leader of a small far-right group called the National Socialist German Workers' Party :pencil2:
        
        :pencil2: Hitler was a talented speaker with a clear vision for a new Germany, and he attracted crowds of supporters with his long, intensely emotional speeches. :pencil2: