What did Adolf Hitler promise his people ?

Question

Samuel Avola · Accepted Answer

As explained.

Many disagreed with the Weimar Republic and the Treaty of Versailles, so they were willing to have someone solve their problems for them. Hitler united everyone and appealed to all groups in society. For example, he promised to help farmers by raising the prices at which they could sell their produce and to provide jobs for unemployed workers. In reality, people were tired of living in substandard conditions, and Hitler had given them exactly what they wanted to hear.

Matthew Armstrong · Answer

undefined Adolf Hitler promised his people various things, primarily focused on restoring Germany's economy and national pride after the devastation of World War I. He pledged to create jobs, rebuild infrastructure, and revitalize the economy. He also promised to overturn the Treaty of Versailles, which many Germans felt had unfairly punished Germany. Additionally, Hitler promised to restore Germany's military strength and expand its territory, aiming for the establishment of a Greater Germany. His nationalist rhetoric and promises of a strong, unified Germany appealed to many Germans who were disillusioned by the aftermath of World War I.

HIX Tutor · Answer

undefined What do you think people might want or need during hard times?

Hitler promised many things to his people. Let’s break them down together:

1. **Jobs**: He said he would help people find work.
2. **Economic Growth**: He promised to make the country strong and rich again.
3. **National Pride**: He talked about making the country respected.
4. **Territory**: He wanted to gain land for the country.
5. **Unity**: He said he would bring people together as one strong nation.

Why do you think these promises appealed to people?