The Rise of Nazi Germany

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Economic conditions in the Weimar Republic post-WWI:

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The German government printed extra money to pay protesting workers, causing hyperinflation.

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Hitler established a totalitarian state in Germany by disbanding other political parties and creating a one-party state.

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He disbanded other political parties and made Germany a one-party state.

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Germany's totalitarian regime spread Hitler's beliefs by rewriting schoolbooks to reflect Nazi racial views.

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Schoolbooks were rewritten to reflect the racial views of the Nazi Party.

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New dictators in Eastern Europe gained power by promising order and stability during economic unrest.

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They promised order and stability at a time of economic unrest.

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Weimar Republic weakened by printing more money, devaluing the mark.

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Printing more money caused the German mark to lose value.

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Support for Hitler increased in the early 1930s because:

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The German people wanted a strong leader to end economic woes.

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Hitler's violation of the Treaty of Versailles:

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He built up the German military.

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Nazi ideology: Germans are a superior race that must destroy their enemies.

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Germans are a superior race that must destroy their enemies.

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Rise of authoritarian rule in Eastern Europe:

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Ethnic rivalries caused unrest in independent nations.

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German republic post-WWI after the German Empire's monarchy.

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Weimar Republic