Rise of HitlerEssay title: Rise of HitlerRise of HitlerAs we know from our history books the era surrounding WWII was a gruesome time for Germany and all over the world. In Germany however the Nazis have taken over and are implementing their control all over. They forced shops to close, controlled newspapers, and the radio. How was this possible? How could one man, Adolph Hitler lead one of the nastiest movements the world has ever seen? Hitler took advantage while Germany was down; suffering from the losses it gained in WWI and eventually the hard times during the depression. It was the fall of the Weimar Republic that allowed Hitler to slide in.
When World War I ended Germany had suffered defeat. Many thought that this meant liberal democracy in Europe was saved. They were right for a short while. In Germany the monarchy collapsed and the Social Democrats (SPD) came to power. A new constitution was created in the city of Weimar in 1919, hence the Weimar Republic. During this republic Germany had a history of problems. Things were not looking very bright for the citizens.
Some problems the Weimar Republic had were frequently changing cabinets and party coalitions, civil disagreements, and economic and political problems. Reparations also had to be made by Germany to pay for the war debts it caused as said in the Treaty of Versailles. From the years 1925 to 1929 Germany found relatively good stability until 1930 when the Great Depression began.
During the depression Europe as a whole faced many challenges from each side of the political spectrum and democracy was questioned everywhere. Since the Weimar Republic was already weak it was facing many obstacles. With all the reparations being paid and money being scarce because of the depression, inflation became a huge problem for the republic and this had to do with French occupation of German cities to help force reparation payments. Another growing problem was the uncontrollable economic fluctuations. Citizens also became a problem because of job losses and high widespread unemployment. This struggle often cause citizens to clash between their social classes as each were trying to survive in this mixed up world.
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After the crisis of 1918, a new system of social justice and economic development was adopted. This system emphasized the human rights of all citizens, promoted the “economic rights” of labour and the basic rights of social reproduction. This system also provided a basis for an environment of democratic institutions, economic development and economic development that was based on respect for family life and to eliminate “social chauvinism”.
In its original form, the social justice system was not only the foundation for the “social democratic society” which it has been since the beginning; it also developed a set of foundations for a new social and economic order. In the form of a society of national equality, a strong sense of a shared social reality was developed for all living creatures all over the world. It was also the way of life that was shared between the nations and could be shared by every people, not only in each but among the whole.
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This is the foundation that has provided a foundation and for this, we look to the first social justice and income redistribution, which is based on the principles of universal responsibility and on a fair exchange of contributions. It is a system with a core principle of the rule of law and fairness, a system for maintaining democracy while bringing about peace and stability in all countries.
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When the reforms of 1919-29 had opened the world up for the first time to workers and peasants in many of these countries, social and economic justice was put first among the nations. We should consider how many workers became victims of forced labour in France, in Greece, in Hungary and more and more in other countries. We should think of the social justice process from the perspective of economic development as a whole, that of social justice workers.
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We are now ready to deal not only with the problem of economic redistribution but also the social justice for all the rest of the world as a whole.
The social justice system in Europe is built on three pillars.
1. A social justice system that treats all different communities equally, including those who are not directly affected.
2. A strong and fair way of guaranteeing that all people receive the same public services, housing and education.
3. A social democratic society (in which all people are equal rights when it comes to their basic rights).
As much as we could enjoy all the rights of working people under the social democratic system, we should not overlook inequalities in health, education, pensions and other fundamental social life. This would be a national scandal, since we have been using the word “equality” very much as a name for the difference between a “bourgeois” (upper class) society in which all work is paid and a working class in which everyone works.
In the EU, we have created a society that is based on the principles of equality for all, not
The whole time the Weimar Republic was struggling for success the young Army Corporal with military decorations named Adolph Hitler was rising with success. He joined the Germans Workers party as its fifty- fifth member but wasted no time become its leader in February of 1920 and he renamed it the National Socialist German Workers Party (NSDAP). With Hitler frustrated over the loss in the war and the continuing thinking that the republic was in place because of the Allied forces, Hitler tried to gain power by walking in on a nationalists rally and declaring himself the leader, but that did not work. He did not have enough man power behind him to make it happen so he decided to cancel his other plans at a meeting held in Munich. During this announcement police ordered the group to disperse and when the didnt comply a shootout began and Hitler was sentenced to five years in prison for the deaths of sixteen Nazis and 3 policemen. After his release Hitler began to again start his quest as becoming Germanys leader.
Adolph Hitler learned from his previous experience and decided this time he would take over Germany legally. When he founded the NSDAP he wanted to create a party that would be able to generate tons of supporters. He wanted to be able to connect with a different variety of social groups. To gain even more support the Nazis program was founded and it contained different stipulations such as restricting the right of Jews, wanting a greater German Reich, demanded censorship of the press, and told members to put the common interest of the group ahead of individual interests. Dismantling Germanys Jewish community was Hitlers next big idea. He managed to start the movement against the Jews by blaming the economic problems on the Jews because many of them owned small businesses and he also said that democracy and socialism were Jewish conspiracies. These false statements helped Hitler gain a tremendous about of support against the government and also against the Jewish citizens. As his number of followers continued to grow did his resentment toward Jews and he began stating to the public that