why was the wall-street crash good for hitler...basically?

Answer 1

I'm just taking a shot at it. Could it be the Wall Street crash also contributed to very hard, desparate times in Germany.

Thus, making the German people just about ready to trust in anybody they thought could fix it, without checking them out first?

Also, just a suggestion, try this question in Wikipedia? By putting in, either, Hitler, or Stock market crash, in the search bar. Anything that will work. Good Luck.

Answer 2

germany was dependent on american loans in order to make its reparations to Britain and France. as a result of the wall street crash aamerica recalled its loans. germany became very hard up. in hard times people look for a solution. Hitler was the man offering the best solution.

Answer 3

The stock market crash in America was bad for Germany because it meant that America wanted the money it had loaned to Germany repayed.
Because of this (and the fact that Streseman, the previous head of the Weimar government died), people lost faith in their government. This lead to extremist groups cropping up and political instabiity. All of these were factors to Hitler being named Chancellor.

Answer 4

An economically stable Weimar Republic would've made short work of the up-start Nationalist Socialist party and their rants about the harm done by the Treaty of Versailles, jews, etc.

Ex-soldiers would've been working, rather than spending their spare time joining up with the brown shirts.