As we all know, world war II was the most brutal war in the world, and in this war countless people lost their homes, lost their lives, and even reversed the development of the entire world. As for the causes of World War II, many scholars believe that this has a great relationship with the previous World War I.
In the First World War, the victorious countries carried out various unequal plunders of the territory, economy and other aspects of the defeated countries, causing the defeated countries to bear huge losses, which laid the foundation for the german people in the defeated countries to support the fascists in the future because of their revenge mentality. In fact, Germany did, as many feared, one of the main initiators of World War II because of its hostility to the victorious powers and its resistance to exploitation.
At the end of the First World War, Germany's military strength was severely weakened, and many of Germany's services were forcibly abolished, leaving only a small part of the army; the materials needed by those abolished services were all taken away by the victorious powers as war reparations. In addition, Germany's land was also plundered by the victorious powers, and in addition to the colonies outside, Germany also lost nearly one-eighth of its own territory.
In addition to these losses, Germany also bore war reparations, which far exceeded its ability to pay. According to rough calculations of the level of Germany's economy at that time, it would take at least 92 years for Germany to pay off this bill, and coupled with the subsequent economic crisis, the German economy was even worse, and in such an environment, it is not an exaggeration to say that Germany is on the verge of collapse. But surprisingly, all this changed immediately after Hitler came to power, so how did Hitler do it?
In fact, Hitler had many powerful measures, and for the domestic situation at that time, he promised the people that every German people could eat milk and bread to inspire the people. Later, it turned out that Hitler did not lose faith, and he first used the economic crisis to demand the postponement of compensation for the countries, and to establish relief allowances in the country, and the state to provide relief to the people.
The economic crisis at that time was a great blow to Germany, but it also provided a convenience, that is, a large number of low-cost survival materials. European and American countries would rather dump milk than give it to the people, so Germany took advantage of this to buy milk at a low price and distribute it to the people, maintaining the stability of life at home.
During the economic crisis, the Jews bought a large number of factories in Germany, and after Hitler came to power, he suppressed the Jews, taking all the factories in his hands into the state, running them by the state, and providing a large number of jobs for his citizens. Not only that, but Hitler also received a large amount of money from the Jews to maintain the operation of the German domestic economy.
With these basic guarantees of life, Germany's social environment tends to be stable, the people's lives are guaranteed, and Germany, which was on the verge of collapse, has also turned around. With the large investment of domestic factories, Germany's industrial and military power was gradually restored, and Hitler was supported by the people, and his ruling position became more and more stable. After Germany had amassed enough strength, they launched World War II and chose to retaliate against the world.
Hitler's campaign against World War II was reproached, but his policies toward Germany at the time underscored his ability to govern. Through Hitler's efforts, Germany gradually stabilized from the brink of collapse, and even had enough power to start a war, which shows that Hitler had an immeasurable effect on the economic recovery of Germany at that time.