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Adolf Hitler and the Nazi party came to power during the German depression. Why were Hitler and Nazism so appealing to Germans in the 1930s?
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Adolf Hitler and the Nazi party came to power during the German depression. Why were Hitler and Nazism so appealing to Germans in the 1930s?

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Hitler and Nazism was so appealing to the German because they believe the Jews were trying to take over Germany, and with Hitler he exploited that fact and with it he got people to follow him in to get rid of Jews.
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Answer: Hitler was a very persuasive and strong speaker. Germany was going through a major depression due to WWI. Germany was very desperate for a change and Hitler promised them one.

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