What led to the rise of fascism and Nazism in Italy and Germany?

Question

I was reading a book about it...a fictional one...and was just wondering what led to the rise of fascism and Nazism in Italy and Germany?

World War I was the main cause of the rise of fascism and Nazism in Italy and Germany because of the effects that were left in many countries. In Italy and Germany, World War I made a drastic change to the governments and countries themselves. The war caused large losses of lives and heavy debts in both countries. In addition, inflation and unemployment affected Germany and Italy. Consequently, there were many strikes and the governments were put into helpless situations. Because of this, Mussolini rose from the crowd and decided to find a way to fix the horrid condition of Italy. While he did so, Hitler saw Mussolini’s actions and was inspired to rise among the crowd in Germany; he wanted to restore his country to the way its economy and condition was before World War I.

is that correct?

Answer 1

After WWI, the economy was dying quickly in Germany, they were mad at the French, and the government was unstable. Hitler joined the small, unknown Nazi party and quickly rose to the ranks of leadership. (they were not communists btw... fascists and commies don't like each other). Hitler did the same thing in the German government and with some fine manipulation, he got himself to be a legal dictator. The Germans wanted a leader- and he was charismatic, very good with propaganda, and gave the people a scapegoat that wasn't the military. Mussolini didn't have the power or influence of Hitler. (Italy hasn't done much of anything big militarily since Rome fell)

Answer 2

Rise Of Fascism And Nazism

Answer 3

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Rise of Fascism in Italy 1. Fascists humiliated and persecuted some of their opponents by forcing them to drink castor oil. 2. The Fascists appealed to some sections of society by claiming to be the only effective way to oppose Communism. 3. Benito Mussolini was the first Fascist Prime Minister of Italy. 4. Discontent at the outcome of the First World War contributed to the early rise of Fascism in Italy. 5. Benito Mussolini was elected to the Chamber of Deputies in 1922. Nazism in Germany 1. Adolf Hiter was the leader of the Nazi Party. 2. The Nazi party took power in 1933. 3. The Nazi regime carried out covert, and later overt, rearmament. 4. Brownshirts were a paramilitary group that was part of the Nazi movement's rise to power. 5. Some lawyers and others who had opposed the Nazi movement were later sent to concentration camps when the Nazi regime took power. The Russian Revolution 1. The Russian Revolution overthrew the Tsarist autocracy. 2. Most members of the Tsar's family were later killed. 3. The involvement of some soldiers and sailors in mutinying to support the Revolution, was key to its success. 4. The Bolshevik party was led by Vladimir Lenin at this time. 5. The Bolsheviks and other socialist factions campaigned for the abandonment of the war effort.

Answer 4

Some have said that it is the influence and increased notoriety of one man. Adolf Hitler. What many people do not understand is that Hitler was a phenomenal public speaker. During his beer hall pushts, he would often engage in debates and speeches that left people wanting to hear more. He was quite charismatic. Because of his appeal he was able to say some really insane things and make some crazy suggestions that influenced the way that people thought. A simpler way to say this is "if the people will lead, the leaders will follow" and so his fame and ideas caught on and the rest is history!

Answer 5

Their economy was in great disrepair due to economic times within Europe and the first World War. Hitler came about and actually pulled Germany out of a depression. It has been said that is how he gain so much public favor, and was able to become a threat to the known world.

Answer 6

Actually, it was probably a number of things, including the then fairly little known subject of genetics in combination with old religious doctrines. The famous actor James Woods suggested that it may have been that the German men felt defeated and therefore impotent from their loss of WW1.
But generally speaking I think it was ignorance and hate.

Answer 7

Partly, a well thought-out propaganda strategy including the use of the "Big Lie". Here is Wikipedia's entry for the Big Lie technique:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Lie

And, the rise of Fascism. Here is Wiki's entry for fascism. Note Professor Paxton's entry toward the end and how it relates to the rise of intolerance today:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fascism

Answer 8

the world wars are main resons for the rise of nazism and fazism

Answer 9

In that time period, racial purity was ingrained in the minds of most world citizens not just in the citizens of those two countries.
The Depression created economic chaos and whenever there is no money there is no mercy. The polulace was ripe for a movement to bring those of a certain race up the ladder of their society. It was most unfortunate

Answer 10

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