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the end of World War Oneresultingin a Great Depression in Germany
Adolph Hitler(passive) led bythe Great Depression , Germany
The Us and WWII Hitler ... beganto leadGermany out of its great depression
Protective tariffs placed on German goods by foreign countriescontributedto the German Great Depression
The war reparations , the loan re - payments and the absence of capital in the german economycauseda great depression in germany
worked tirelesslyto leadGermany out of the Great Depression
this payment ... a factorledto the great depression in germany in the
the stock market crash on 24 October 1929 29 October 1929(passive) sparked bythe Great Depression in Germany
promoting extreme ideasto leadGermany out of the Great Depression
The deflationary policiesledGermany into the Great Depression
the Treaty of Versaillescausedthe Great Depression in Germany
the Allied countriescausinga Great Depression in Germany
reference to the bank collapse ... 1931triggeredGermany 's great depression
the global economyleadingto the Great Depression , Germany
The Wall Street crashcausedgreat depression in Germany
to 6 million unemployed and 50,000 business bankruptledto 6 million unemployed and 50,000 business bankrupt
in part to the rise of the adolf hitler and the nazi partyledin part to the rise of the adolf hitler and the nazi party
widespread unemployment , starvation and miserycausedwidespread unemployment , starvation and misery
extremist campaignstriggeredextremist campaigns
a lot of unemployment and the people lost confidence in the Governmentcauseda lot of unemployment and the people lost confidence in the Government
the number of unemployed to growcausedthe number of unemployed to grow
to the election of Adolf Hitler because the people were desperate for change and they felt betrayed by their government ( with regards to the unfair terms of the Treaty of Versaillesledto the election of Adolf Hitler because the people were desperate for change and they felt betrayed by their government ( with regards to the unfair terms of the Treaty of Versailles
the despair(passive) caused bythe despair
to the rise of the Nazisleadingto the rise of the Nazis
opportunity for Hitlercreatedopportunity for Hitler
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to the radicalisation of the electorateledto the radicalisation of the electorate
to the radicalization of the electorateledto the radicalization of the electorate
but not controlled by Nazisinfluencedbut not controlled by Nazis
a ll eksplisit for Hitlerdiscovereda ll eksplisit for Hitler
directlyleddirectly
the governments to face the difficulty in financial for their own nation along with all of residentscould causethe governments to face the difficulty in financial for their own nation along with all of residents