The Nazi Party's Rise To Power In Germany After World War Two

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World War 2 was a horrific period in human history, it is estimated that over 60 million

people were killed, how could a horrific event like this happen? and what are the leading

events that took place following the war? After World War I Germany and her allies were

left to blame for causing the war, which caused Germany being forced to pay for debt of

destruction left in its wake. Some people throughout Germany believed that they

should not be forced to pay for such debts and they wanted to make Germany “Great

Again”, which lead to the creation of the “National Socialist German Workers'

Party”(Nazi Party). After much Political unrest in Germany, the Nazi Party was able to

come into power and enforce its idealistic ways. Through …show more content…

Germany also was massively inspired by dreams of

world domination, anti-semitism, anti-communism, militarism, and revenge of the versailles

treaty. that the country was able to fight with fierce strength and allowed them to become

an unstoppable power in World War 2. The extreme Nationalism throughout Nazi

Germany allowed Germany to Rally together and become an unstoppable fighting force

with extremely idealistic views that had to be stopped.



The Failure of League of Nations was aspect that was a cause of some parts of World

War 2. After World War 1, the League of Nations was presented in order to maintain world

peace, Nations would become allies and protect each other. In Hitler's quest to make

Germany “Great Again” he left the League. The League of Nations was supposed to bring

peace, but fascist leaders gained more freedom to do as they wish from leaving the

League. Due to the Policy of Appeasement, and the freedom it gave Germany, during

Hitler's Conquests the Allies did not intervene with the invasions at hand because they

did not want to start another World War, which allowed Germany to grow in

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