The rise of the Nazi's party
Noga Carmel, Tahel Barak and Tomer Guy
Treaty of Versailles and the economy
crisis
 Treaty of Versailles brought great shame upon Germany, and citizens
blamed their government for signing it.
 Germany went through several economic crises because of ww1, Treaty of
Versailles, and Inflation. Thousands of people were left unemployed, mad,
and desperate for change.
 Germans were outraged with the government and lived under harsh
conditions. Hitler and the Nazis took advantage of the unstable situation
and so Hitler promised that he will be the one to redeem them, ignore the
treaty of Versailles and return Germany to the powerful country it used to
be.
 January 30, 1933, Hitler is appointed chancellor.
 The Nazis were completely subordinate to Hitler's personal will.
The Nazi’s Propaganda
One of the main reasons that the Nazi Party
succeeded so much was great propaganda by
Joseph Goebbels, which started being so aggressive
around 1928, in the form of meetings, marches,
making adds, publishing a Nazi newspaper, and
more.
The propaganda was focused mainly on the German
people’s needs and less on the party’s real intentions,
so people were naturally really interested in the party,
since the situation in Germany was very difficult and
the people were desperate for food, money, and
jobs. Along with Hitler’s brilliant lecture skills, and
Goebbels’s excellent propaganda, the Nazi party
gained popularity fast. By 1930 they already 18.3
percent of Germany voting for them. The admiration
for the Nazi party was only growing bigger since then.
Government crisis
 The government couldn’t function because the parties switched all the
time(none of them were able to put together a functional governmentcouldn’t win a majority in the Reichstag).
 Laws could be passed only by presidential decree.
 The Nazis become the largest party thanks to the policy that had a
widespread appeal(they promised to make Germany the most powerful
nation in the world), Hitler was very charismatic, and they had their own
violent army(the SA) that terrorized and scared people.
Propaganda- ‫תעמולה‬
Propaganda is information, ideas, opinions, images etc, that often only show
one part of an argument, that are broadcast, published, or in some other way
spread with the intention of influencing people's opinions.
Subordinate- ...‫ כפוף ל‬,‫משועבד‬
submissive to or controlled by authority.