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In 1928, the Nazi Party held just 12 seats in

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In 1928, the Nazi Party held just 12 seats in the German Reichstag. Five years later, Adolf Hitler was Chancellor. The catalyst? An economic earthquake that began thousands of miles away. When the American stock market crashed in 1929, it sent shockwaves across the globe. Germany, already burdened by war reparations and reliant on U.S. loans, was particularly vulnerable. Factories closed, banks failed, and millions lost their jobs. Despair became a national epidemic. Amidst the chaos, Hitler offered a radical solution. He blamed Jews, communists, and the Treaty of Versailles for Germany's woes, promising to restore national pride and economic stability. His fiery speeches, once dismissed, now resonated with a desperate populace yearning for change, any change. The Great Depression didn't just create unemployment; it created a vacuum of hope that Hitler expertly filled, paving his path to power.

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