Interwar Period

The interwar period of Europe was a very important aspect of world history. Europe has undergone many changes that effected them economically, as well as socially. The aftermath of world war one left devastating tragedy that forced the people of Europe to accept their new life style, as they worked on restoring the great damages and adapting to different leaderships as well as the regimes that developed during this period. This paper will argue how after the disastrous effect on Europe due to world war one, Europe entered the interwar period and has suffered from certain aspects such as the rising fascist regimes that have effected Europe, mostly Germany due to the regime of Nazi Germany. The democratic crisis astoundingly grew due to different
According to the course reading by Benito the state of a fascist regime relies on the will of power and to the government, “Empire is not only a territorial, military or mercantile expression, but spiritual or moral” (p.94) the desire to maintain a strong empire is a factor of a fascist regime, which drove Hitler to maintain a strong force to help eliminate the disadvantages of his “perfect “empire.” When Adolf Hitler, the aspiring leader who led the Nazi group took charge of the group. He done anything possible to change anything from “education to art, and religion to labor…….to promote the German ‘master race,” to remove the weak race, that were considered the Jew`s according to Hitler. He acted on extreme forms of horrifying genocide of the Jewish Race. Although according to Ezzell, the author of "Laws of Racial Identification and Racial Purity” Hitler’s Nazi group would not have been strong and influential if the laws were enforced based around the Nazi`s goal of eliminating the “weak race,” since “without the necessary laws to facilitate their state-supported atrocities, the Nazis would be powerless to implement their plans of segregation and genocide