The Nazi Party: Who Was The Perfect Climate For Hitler

As mentioned earlier, the treaty of Versailles humiliated Germans, who had their pride taken away. The military restriction, allies reparation, and the loss of lands made it harder for Germany to pay back the victorious countries. Germany was not able to pay the debt as its economy was in ruins. This created political instability and facilitated the path for the Nazis to rise due to the perception that they possessed solutions for hunger and economic problems. Additionally, they created a scapegoat though villainizing the Jewish population and other minority groups. Through all of this, the Nazi Party gained support from Germans citizens. This was the perfect climate for Hitler to spread his ideologies. In this scenario of chaos, that was primarily