What factors led to the rise of totalitarian regimes in Europe in the era after the First World War?

Answer 1

First and foremost, the poor nutrition. Insufficient intake of lysine, in particular, is known to lead to decreased critical thinking ability. The most important source of lysine is meat, of which the interwar Europe has not seen much...

Answer 2

the treaty of Versailles had unreasonable demands for reparations to France and Britain, and the resulting economic depression created massive unrest. this was temporarily put off by American loans to stabilize the Weimar Republic in Germany in the Dawes plan. When the Loans were called in, due to the great depression putting the American banks in a VERY bad position the resulting economic collapse led to the era of civil war and radicalism that led to Adolf Hitler's eventual rise to power. I hope that helps.

Answer 3

the social climate, the existance of empires that were changed after the war (ottomans) broken economies (germany), depression (world wide) and so on and so on and so on.... its your basic essay on Stalin, Hitler, Mussolini.... Id write you the whole essay but its been 10 years since i go the same question in History class.... When all is said and done the easiest wayt to writ it is:

Define "totalitarianism"

match the key points of the concept of tatalitarianism with governments that fit the criteria - germany, russia, italy....

Look at the war history

Economics

Popular ideology

people looking for a leader to save them

sets up totalitarian states

leads to war

There you go try that

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Answer 4

That coincidentally is the same era that beer became very popular in Euro peon culture. It is my opinion that many a regime was born out of sheer drunkenness. There were a couple of legitimate ones too however.

Answer 5

Economic chaos and hyperinflation