Why did the Germans become Nazis?
Desperation. Their society collapsed after WWI and the great depression. The Weimar Republic was a complete breakdown of society.
>>18419458radio was crazy
>>18419458purely socio-economical factors
>>18419458It was a combination of a feeling of humiliation, general economic troubles, lack of political direction. The nazis had talking points that were appealing and seemed somewhat reasonable in the context of the time. And they promised a big improvement in every way. It was a sort of messianic movement, you could say. Ubiquitous propaganda then brought people towards the more extreme positions (on killing jews, wars of agression, the whole deal).You know, on a board that has so many actual nazis in 1945+81, you might want to ask them, the answers will often be similar.>>18419473Exaggerating it. Early weimar was tumultuous, middle weimar was all around ok. Late weimar was economically distraught and had no political way to deal with it, but was socially stable. The biggest source of breakdown of order were in fact the nazis and their political violence themselves.
>>18419458>whyweimar
>>18419531>general strike destroyed Kapp Putsch very wholesome moment
>>18419543I mushed that from several different pdfs kekhere is another weimar
>>18419458The economy was bad or something.
>>18419458Pride and honour
>>18419458It looks cool.People like edgy stuff. There is no deeper reason.
