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Collapse of the Weimar Republic

der. The economic problems facing Germany were too much to even fathom. And the German people were largely unaware of the poor state of the German economy. They expected to see a quick recovery, and return to the prewar economic atmosphere they had been used to. All of these factors together were far too much to expect a very strong, well-organized party with popular support to deal with. Unfortunately, the fact that there was no strong, organized and well-liked party to take control made matters even worse. After years of stagnant policy making, and very little change, it is no wonder the people turned to something new, and something that promised to make things change. It is truly unfortunate for human kind, that this party happened to be the Nazi Party....

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