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Nazism came to power in Germany in 1933, in the midst of an unprecedented economic crisis, with rampant hyperinflation and a huge bulk of the population falling into poverty. This situation, added to the humiliation to which the German nation had been subjected when signing the humiliating conditions of the Treaty of Versailles with respect to the allied nations of World War I in 1919, and the considerable expenses in which the country had to incur In terms of war reparations, they were the breeding ground for the emergence of a nationalist, anti-foreign, racist and populist ideology: Nazism.