German Workers' Party

coal was the backbone of any industrial economy and the removal of the Saar Basin resulted in industries decreasing their production. Forcing industries to layoff workers as well as increase prices to make up for lost revenue. Reaching new heights every year, the unemployment rate continued to rise with each wave in the layoff of workers. The economy then became more

government of the German Democratic Republic (GDR, or East Germany) began to build a barbed wire and concrete “Antifascistischer Schutzwall,” or “antifascist bulwark,” between East and West Berlin. The official purpose of this Berlin Wall was to keep Western “fascists” from entering East Germany and undermining the socialist state, but it primarily served the objective of stemming mass defections from East to West. The Berlin Wall stood until November 9, 1989, when the head of the East German Communist Party

lead to him being the leader of the Nazi party and Chancellor as well. “Hitler as an adept young Austrian boy dropped out of High School, wanting to become an artist. He failed to gain entrance into the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts” (Fredriksen, 2016). While in Vienna, Hitler was known to have become Semitic according to the article “World War II”. (2008) Hitler Left Austria and enlisted in the 16th Bavarian Infantry Regiment. After four years he won his German citizenship by winning the prestigious

Some may say who was Adolf Hitler? Why do people hate him so much? They don’t know or understand what or who he was. But, the vast majority of us know exactly who he was. He was a monster and that’s no doubt. But, one person begs to differ. His childhood friend August Kubizek begs to differ. He says that Hitler was not always this way. So I’m going to write a paper on Hitler’s childhood and rise to power so you can see from both perspectives what kind of person he was. Adolf Hitler was born

Fascism succeeded in Germany, not as a result of Hitler being elected. There were many factors that lead Hitler and the Nazi party to succeed. Hitler took advantage of situations such as the Great Depression and the Reichstag fire to help the Nazi Party gain support and obtain power of Germany. Along with taking advantage of those factors Hitler was able to convince the members of Reichstag to pass the Enabling Act. Another way Hitler was able to gain more support was by rewarding the people of Germany

Germany. When our stock market crashed, the production of various products were put to an abrupt hault. Without the necessary money and supplies to manufacture products, there was no way to do so. Then, this resulted in the loss of jobs by many factory workers bringing the unemployment rate in the US to a mind-boggling 24.75% in 1933. This meant a total of 12,830,000 citizens were left without jobs. At the time, President Herbert Hoover was in office in the US. Hoover did not believe in using the government’s

well as the Holocaust? When Hitler was trying to avoid WWI he tried to escape to Germany but was caught and sent to Austria. He then made his way back into germany and then was at a speech and was caught up in the moment and decided to join the party and went to the war. When hitler was in the war he found a dog that was lost and he took it for his own. And later on he was with his squaderen and hitler was trying to make the dog do a trick and the dog didn't listen and the other members in the

applied to a fine arts school twice only to be rejected both times. Hitler joined the German army to serve his country in World War I and continued to serve after the war as an intelligence officer. While spying on the German Workers Party, later known as the Nazi party, Hitler became enticed with the idea of the party. Hitler joined the Nazi party and worked his way up to the chairman before running for Chancellor of German. After this, Hitler, in effort to create the perfect race and Aryan Society, exterminated

Stalin was from the Soviet Union and one of his goals was to become the general secretary. Anyone granted this position held vast power by allowing certain people to come into the communist party. In 1927, Stalin gained power and by 1928, he established the First Five Year Plan; an increase in industrial output by 250% in 5 years by having collective farms in place of individual farms. Havoc continued to what is known as Stalin’s famine. During

Broken Glass”, happened in November 9 and 10, 1938. The name “Night of Broken Glass” comes from all the shattered glass from all the smashed windows of Jewish buildings during Kristallnacht. On November 7, 1938, a 17 year old Polish Jew shot a German official, Ernst Vom Rath, who died 2 days later because of his injuries he received of being shot. The Nazi minister of Public Enlightenment and Propaganda, Joseph Goebbels, used this as an opportunity to get the Nazis