Did they not like the form of government? What did they think was wrong with the Weimar Republic?
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The Weimar Republic came about at a terrible time in German History. In Post-WWI Germany, economic conditions were very bad. As part of the Treaty of Versailles, the Germans had to pay large reparations to the countries of Europe, specifically France, for damages caused during the war. The bulk of the fighting during the war happened on the German-France border so most of the damage was sustained there. The Germans were also trying to rebuild their country at the same time yet they had lost a large amount of natural resources after places like Alsace and Lorraine were returned to France and some parts of Poland were handed to Russia. At some points, a loaf of bread cost over 10 million marks, in 1923 the 50 million mark equaled $1 U.S. and often burning money was cheaper than burning wood. Obviously the people of Germany would look for an alternative to this and Hitler's rise was what they followed. © OCR 2000 1::
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Is this question serious?
Hitler wanted to create a dictatorship with him as absolute ruler. That's not easy to do in a republic.
The Weimar Republic was a democratic form of government with a bill of rights and courts to enforce it. It may not have been the most stable government, but that was a reason you couldn't be a dictator. You could be voted out of office very quickly.
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I think that the Nazi Germany was really powerful…
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Also, he wanted to kill off Jews, Slavs, Gypsies, and all other people he considered sub human. This is also difficult to do in a democratic system.
Hitler could not pass his racial laws if it had to be voted on by the German Parliament. Even if they did vote to kill all the Jews, the German courts might have declared genocide unconstitutional.
In short, you can not create a genocidal government bent on world domination in a democracy.
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Why did the Nazi's want to overthrow the Weimar Republic?