Adolf Hitler and The Nazis

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The Germans, during the interwar period, supported the Nazis because at this time people needed a stable protecting ally to believe in. The Nazis were just that, they promised prosperity and rights to the people of Germany, and this is what the Germans needed at this time.
The Nazis promised a greater life with equal rights. This made people feel like they were good and only wanted the best for them. Hitler spoke of greatness. He said he wanted to make things great for everyone and wanted every one to “share the wealth”. He and his counterparts spoke of making reforms that would change Germany for the better and help them get out of the inner war that they were in and soar above the rest of the world.Ialso believe that Hitler's public speaking skills helped the German citizens to support the Nazis. Hitler was a very good public speaker and knew how to make his words sound innocent and he said them in such a way that made people believe he only wanted the best . This formed a bond between the Nazis and the citizens to where whatever Hitler said they believed and they thought whatever...

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