How Germany Became Powerful After Losing WW1

#history #ww2 #ww1

[@sketchyhistory574]

This is getting bombed with dislikes, so I feel compelled to state: This video is not intended to glorify Hitler. I am simply presenting factual information about the German economic recovery and rearmament in the 1930's. There were also enormous downsides to the Nazi economy which I will cover in another video.

[@JtheJ]

Well I find it interesting. Kinda gives a bit of insight on why Germany trusted Hitler so much. Man basically came out of nowhere as a light in their darkest times saving them from their lowest lows in a while. He gave them a new life and they devoted it to him. Kind of bittersweet.

[@Zynthex]

Dont worry about stupid people disliking it. You gave factual information and you're a very underatted youtuber who should get more views

[@jetcat132]

We should never let the stories history has to tell be blunted by the woke, uneducated, and ignorant. Never, ever, take a backwards step. Where the light of truth shines, so does freedom. It’s important to stand your ground and fight back.

[@russelsummarell6499]

Adolph Scamblebrains built the Autobahn as well. This helped put Germans back to work.

[@edplax1]

It does come off as you are, BUT I heard a historian say had he done everything he did and stopped before he went into Poland and didn't go on the killing spree. He would have gone down as the greatest leader Germany ever would have had. CAUTION: this was NOT me who said this. But I would like your thoughts.

[@boyfoxter5614]

Bro respawned an entire nation

[@elijahmckenzie9207]

And then put it in ruins again but worse 💀

[@PrvnCoke]

​@@elijahmckenzie9207 how was it worse? Germany owns europe today and is a much better place to live than in the winners nations, without ww2 there wouldnt be the germany we have today. Prior to ww2 they werent even allowed to develop new weapon systems and now its one of the many things they get rich off

[@whitefeather8387]

😂😂😂😂

[@cocogoatmilkersssss]

​@@elijahmckenzie9207 Pretty sure the globalist bankers did that.

[@jameskalder8416]

Well he did tell the Bankers Germany was not going to be ripped by them anymore paying crazy interest rates .(wink wink) don't tell anyone else that i like it better when the truth slips out and causes panic.

[@minindudissanayaka1700]

Fun fact :- Adolf Hilter was named as "Man of the year" in 1938 by "The times" magazine in USA

[@Bell_plejdo568p]

@TimothyMartin-fe5mihow did the country not feel a depression?

[@JsTalented]

Yeahh until the world found out he enslaved the jewish people aaand forced them to be worked to death

[@valkyire35]

@@Bell_plejdo568pdid you watch the video price control and wage limiting means the government looses money not the people hence their military downfall

[@taokuoh6805]

People like to think that this is Times Magazine praising him. But it’s not, it’s about who was the most influential person at the time and it came after him changing the geopolitical landscape significantly. Stalin was also voted man of the year, twice.

[@aeidankyl3521]

If it wasn't for that damm art school

[@paulmurray6958]

Lol great painter one apartment two coats four hours😀

[@ali3173]

he did get accepted, a family in linz austria got his letter in 2016 i believe, it was lost in shipping

[@jaybee9269]

His paintings were cold, man.🥶

[@nashdapistolshrimp8641]

Well, he was no Rembrandt but a decent painter.

[@nick22091]

Or the doctor who convinced his mother to not have an abortion in which she wanted 😅. The smallest ripples in time can turn into the largest of storms in the future.

[@user-qu3tg1cr4l]

Before the man with mustache, WALL STREET financed Germany

[@tomjeff1743]

Antony Sutton

[@sheepshagger4839]

Well until it crashed… and left Germany in an even worse state

[@topfunt7043]

I mean, if i was a citizen there during that time. Seeing him fixing the economy and strengthen my country. Ill be down to whatever.

[@ubaldogoobaloon2294]

Sounds Nice but it shouldnt cost 6 million lifes

[@zarandadam1718]

​@@ubaldogoobaloon2294 the avarage people didn't know the conditions of the concentration camps, all they knew was that "it was good", because the ones who agreed to work their "bill" off in a camp, were forced to write a letter to their family members about the "good" conditions of the camp

[@R0DBS2]

​@@zarandadam1718 that's untrue, they knew. The government actively encouraged civilians to report Jews,

[@topfunt7043]

@@ubaldogoobaloon2294 6 millionsss

[@5taunch]

@@ubaldogoobaloon2294they love throwing around ther number. Even in the 1800s. Anything for their own state

[@jimstretch6109]

The Germans recovered because, well, they are German. The most creative and industrious of all

[@robind459]

They lost 2 times, yet are the biggest economy of Europe (again). But unfortunately Germany is still in chains. While it will never search for its old territory, since there are no Germans there anymore.

[@loumartinez2005]

True but they needed some1 to pull them together, just happened to b Hitler

[@chipschannel9494]

They didn’t recover,they went to war

[@mintool5702]

​@@chipschannel9494 they did recover their economy

[@chipschannel9494]

@@mintool5702 no

[@rogercook7345]

Left out that part about him getting rid of the bankers

[@rogercook7345]

@@dsssingh banks did but not the money changers who controlled them

[@cocogoatmilkersssss]

Don't forget about all the degeneracy that they brought along with them into the Weimar Republic.

[@annawiniarska2054]

Bankers = khasars

[@Blackdeathgaming-yv1kk]

​@@dsssingh usury was punishable by death and he issued debt free money based on the labour treasury note. Basically instead of Fractional reserve banking (based on debt, backed by nothint) he issued treasury certificates based on goods and services delivered to the government which then could be traded for other goods and services. This created a currency backed by physical and intellectual labour and money was nothing more then a trading mechanism with no inherent or supposed individual value. This created the German economic miracle.

[@XtenstialKrysis]

​@@dsssinghhe's talking about the juice

[@Tom-jq8kf]

as Sam Tripoli said..the nazis didn't lose the war . Germany did

[@johnrockenbach7241]

That part that is not shared. He also kept business CEOs from taking Hugh paychecks and bonus. This makes them put it back into the company to make the company bigger and stronger for growth. When we all benefit together our country grows faster and great again without segregation.

[@sounzsspace7564]

I wonder how hard it is for countries to practice and do this

[@mrraam2151]

Was there a concept of CEO back then?

[@sounzsspace7564]

@@mrraam2151 what are you asking? 😂😂😂😂😂

[@zealisrealfan]

@@sounzsspace7564 US used to do some of that in the 50s I believe

[@dennisvanoord3278]

That definitely helped but thats more commie leaning from Adolf that I expected

[@jay-fh6wp]

my father once said if you want a peace you should conquer the world

[@rbarron76]

That's what all the dictators say.

[@zarandadam1718]

​@@rbarron76 i mean technically they are right, if there are only two country in the world even with the same ideologies, they will have a war after a time

[@bendover1556]

​@@zarandadam1718 even with 1 country there will be war in the form of civil war. Positions of power have always corrupted the best and attracted the worst. And it will remain so as long as man exists. there is always reason for conflict. Politics, ideologies and religion create conflict.

[@АнтонСтепанов-ю3ы]

We shouldn't forget about probability of civil war

[@sal6695]

Hitler wanted to kill hundreds of millions after winning the war

[@ryand.3858]

Someone like Adolf Hitler would never have been able to ascend to power if the European allies hadn’t screwed Germany so hard with the treaty of Versailles. Countries like France suffered such large causalities during WW1 that they took the opportunity to take revenge against their most hated enemy by crippling the German economy with war debts. It’s not surprising the people rallied around Hitler, they were all suffering. It was inevitable. This mistake was not repeated by the US when they eventually defeated Japan in WW2. Despite the vicious fighting and bitter resentment many at home had for their fallen enemy it was decided that helping them rebuild was a priority. Interestingly the effort was spearheaded by Douglas MacArthur himself. His efforts led to the rebuilding of Japan and subsequently led to an era of great prosperity. The US now enjoys a great friendship with Japan and I’ve heard that Douglas MacArthur is well respected over there for this reason. “Do I not destroy my enemies when I make them my friends? -Abraham Lincoln

[@harrison9691]

You forget Germany had done the exact same thing to France not long before France had the right to be harsh

[@rickchros1919]

Ugh ffs. There was no 'mistake' France and Britain were ruined by the war and did not have the capacity to get there own countries back to speed let alone create a friendly prosperous Germany, The US had the wealth and the power to do what it did post ww2 the French and British post ww1 did not. They turned to reparations because they were heavily indebted to the US, crippled by the war and saw their only way out as being through their defeated foe. Britian and France won a Phyrhic victory in ww1, the US's victory in ww2 was absolute.

[@jaisingh-th9fu]

No the real reason USA actually helped japan was to counter USSR agression at the western side of japan They helped japan to prove capitalism superior than communism in which they actually succed

[@jaisingh-th9fu]

@@harrison9691 ex??? I mean this harsh???

[@harrison9691]

@@jaisingh-th9fu Prussia in the war for German reunification completely humiliated France seizing land and all there German state allies Germany is lucky they weren’t completely dissolved

[@thefirstjim]

what an inspirational man! i bet his career ended with a bang, he seems so great

[@WeKnowLeeKnowss]

He’s career was sure a bomb for the Germans but after it ended with a huge bang I’m sure that where ever he is now is surely 🔥

[@joebennett9422]

Woah! What about Gustav Stresseman's efforts during the Weimar republic era? He literally restarted the economy and started a golden age in the late 1920's

[@nikolaiwillett9001]

Golden age? I wouldn’t consider mass unemployment, revolt and starvation a golden age lol; Weimar germany and it’s failures is what led to the Nazification of Germany. If what your saying was true the nazi party would’ve remained a 1% group for its entire existence

[@idigtrenches347]

Great Depression

[@t3ss33]

The video is completely bullocks. The inflation the video talks about was already solved through the currency reform and Stresemann's efforts to lower reparation. The Great Depression evolved from a speculative bubble in the U.S. + poor oversight over the financial sector which spilled over to the real sector hitting Germany especially hard as they had just recovered from WW1. Also there was a deflation not an inflation which Hitler adressed by minimum wages. However, Hitler also profited from the already turning trend of the recovering economy and reforms his predecessor had made

[@amonrosien6875]

It was after 1922

[@Iamthegreatcow]

Great content! People should be able to realise that a historical description is not the same as praise or endorsement…

[@BoundInChains]

Yes, facts don't care about feelings.

[@atzuras]

what facts? economy do not work in such way.

[@Iamthegreatcow]

@@BoundInChains say… your wife wouldn’t happen to be a doctor, would she?

[@thenarkknight278]

But he shouldnt bei credited, he didnt even understand a think about economics he profited of the politics of the weimar republic and had some good advisors He even thought that economics we're boring. Stop believing the lie: "Altlast he helped Germany economically and build the Autobahn."

[@thenarkknight278]

​@@BoundInChains Yeah buts bullshit.

[@vivianandrews4677]

You did a great video

[@benusmaximus3601]

Incorrect - by 1923 the Weimar Republic has mostly seem off the initial instability following Versailles and the economy remained stable up until 1929..

[@TimDavisShow]

They stop banks from charging interest! #1 reason

[@shrekchrist2857]

Many people saw hope in hitlers rule not knowing what he was going to start later on

[@kgosi5230]

That’s human nature. In desperate times You cling to whatever can offer you the most hope . Even if it talk it’s still Hope. Not trying to get political but that’s exactly what Biden has done . When he ran he talked about free college , ending systemic racism , no borders giving hope to those for a new future , jobs , and education. They didn’t care when or how they only wanted to hear someone give them a way out .

[@devro2k98]

Mad to think if he just kept it like this he'd be looked at as a hero to even none germans

[@JohnSmith-ml7yq]

The state would have failed faster than soviet Union. It wasn't working out without winning a war and consuming the spoils. It couldn't!

[@oklol9540]

​@@neanderthal9621it was more of indirect and Don't forget that indians also fought in ww2

[@ShubhamMishrabro]

Nah his economy would have failed. People really watch videos and predict anything. Germany war running on war economy. Germany had to get resources that's why hitler plan was always to invade east no matter what. That's why he gave britain many chances for ceasefire

[@fiv3passion968]

He's also was an important reason for Indonesian independence since the Netherlands got occupied by them.😅

[@robertlugo3512]

Hugo Boss made the best cool looking uniforms.

[@akken2112]

Good, unbiased and informative video.

[@Pitera2140]

He also removed rent interest

[@BoundInChains]

Woke person: This is racist!

[@jonasb911]

No it's mainly historical inaccurate

[@BoundInChains]

@@jonasb911 explain/ elaborate, please.

[@alahsiaboi8909]

I haven't seen any "woke" commenting Punching air aren't we

[@BoundInChains]

@@alahsiaboi8909 🤣🤣🤣 ok rainbow pants!

[@flinkerfred2824]

​@@BoundInChainsthe German economy recovered even before Hitler was Reichskanzler. In the late 1920s the economy was as strong as before World War 1. That was because the USA moved massive amounts of money to europe, therefore also to germany. But it was not long afterwards that the economy again collapsed because of the Great Depression in 1929.

[@Whitpusmc]

But, the only way he was able to finance this was through spending that eventually would have crippled the economy again. They had to both steal from certain elements within their domestic population and from neighboring countries. The economic miracle was unsustainable without both measures.

[@BladeFitAcademy]

Which is why Nazi Germany "had" to go to war. They had to suck up resources from neighboring countries like a manic ponsi schemer.

[@friggin_encclave]

Cool video 🙂👍

[@teonaantonescu7586]

Let aside history, I really enjoy the music in the background. Does anyone know the name of the song? Please?

[@bclaverenz1]

It’s a bit more complicated than that in building a professional army If you do the work and research the German Army between the 2 wars the reasons why they were so damn good becomes very very obvious

[@rayhassan3302]

Like experimenting on Jew!

[@bclaverenz1]

@@rayhassan3302 ..Jews were a Hobby…l Dig deeper big boy….🤣😂🤣😂

[@rayhassan3302]

They lost the war! We won! America

[@bruceybrew]

@@rayhassan3302no 😂😂

[@goldsilverbroke78]

What's even more important is that they struggled thru the treaty of Versailles. The treaty was a main antagonistic point in German resentment and drive to retake their place in world hierarchy..they were punished so harshly that they revolted ...had this not happened ,Hitler may have never become what he is.

[@Filippenzen413]

Facts the end of ww1 caused the start of ww2

[@cryptolo4989]

"One day, my spirit will rise from the grave and the world will know that I was right" -AH-

[@ajomathew6269]

😂😂

[@sandyflowers9201]

Now we can see the world is changing

[@asagrimmr1459]

Sounds like A.H. wasn't such a bad guy after all

[@NoMuShRoOmS]

😮‍💨 smh..

[@WhiteWhiteWhiteWhoDoesNotLike]

And know your at the point to watch " the greatest story never told".

[@drakoinx]

Ironically, if you took out the concentration camps, he'd probably remembered as a great leader and not a monster. First anti-smoking laws First animal abuse laws Pushed a vegetarian diet He purged his own storm troopers and commies wich lead to the middle class being less hassled and safer. He created the autobahn and several roads in other countries that are shipping routes where created for when he came and visited. He was a walking hero in ww1 who got shot, thiers a great story about the man who saved Hitler before he became a poltican. It was an enemy who didn't want to execute him Brought Germany out of the largest recession the world has seen.

[@Vinnie3633]

💡

[@Lilscattz1]

They literally were running a debt economy. He kinda created the whole idea that modern economies run off of

[@ernestkhalimov1007]

Yep but austrian painter fans ignore that on purpose

[@StrifenBeard]

@@ernestkhalimov1007 Exactly. But it's being ignored on purpose because it only serves as a low IQ distraction. People who live in nations with trillions of $ in debt be like: "The nazi economy was unstable because it ran off of debt."

[@Darkstar_Dayne]

​@@ernestkhalimov1007He lifted Germany up from the sewers

[@nickolashogg259]

@@Darkstar_Dayneand then dropped it to hell

[@loumartinez2005]

For as much as Hitler became the most hated/evil person in history, u have got to give him credit for rebuilding germany from a lost country in a great depression to a superpower in the 1930s

[@icyr0bin-794]

a superpower?? 😭😭😭it was a local power. germany had zero influence outside of mainland europe and north africa

[@loumartinez2005]

@@icyr0bin-794 u r looking at things with today's perspectives not the 1930 pre ww2

[@icyr0bin-794]

@@loumartinez2005 im looking at things with the perspective of what a superpower is. in 1930s, britian was a superpower. germany wasnt superpower doesn’t mean “strong millitary power” a superpower is a state with the ability to project power across the entire world. there was no point that nazi germany had this ability

[@loumartinez2005]

@@icyr0bin-794 back then a superpower didn't project their strength across the world but across their region/continent/or whatever which they did......The UK wasnt a superpower at the time nor was the USSR or France BC they were still recovering from ww1 or a revolution, the US was going through the great depression at that time but Germany had alrdy recovered from their depression which took place in the 1920s n was strong not only military but economic n through science n enovation for that time

[@loumartinez2005]

BTW, the UK was still an Empire at the time n not a superpower which they never establish

[@edplax1]

You did not discuss the massive construction and confiscation of money from fleeing "undesirables".

[@sketchyhistory574]

Some of that yep

[@flxweisss4296]

Fuck this, after ww1 many Germans were dead or crippled, so the Jewish people, took there shops, etc.,

[@454FatJack]

American Indians?

[@edplax1]

@@454FatJack We are talking about Germans.

[@edelweiss45]

Precisely. The lack of anti-german interests in germany made for a speedy economic recovery. When everyone is dedicated to the survival of their nation, rather than selfish economic interests, the people flourish!

[@ButHerMama]

The German people felt resentment and anger, they as a people, punched everyone in the face that they thought did them wrong

[@jimstretch6109]

They were betrayed by a very specific group of their own citizens including Ursula Kuczynski aka Agent Sonya. Look up her history.

[@boycotteveryone.7452]

He is still hero.

[@gamerdrache8741]

​@@boycotteveryone.7452 NO.

[@Wanyekerr]

Well they all took a hit to the face and ate it

[@boycotteveryone.7452]

@@gamerdrache8741 what no??of he was not there than many countries would still be under colonize rule.he did what was bad but because of him many asian and African countries got independence for exploitation from western nations.

[@ghostythe117]

Nice lesson

[@collinmurphy107]

HitIer also started pushing across the Rhine where Germanys factories and other industrial areas where located that were in control of the allied powers after the end of WWI, but nobody stopped him so they just let him take it

[@jerryalbus1492]

I think putting "How Germany recovered from WW1" into a short is an understatement of short it really is to try and cram it all to 60 seconds. All variables, all reasons, and all relevant actions taken must be put into account and explained on how they combine into what the Germany became.

[@ErblinD-xm9fn]

We need to understand why they all followed him.

[@arnoldschwarzennegger6534]

“Judea Declares War on Germany.” - Daily Express, March 24th 1933

[@Capthrax1]

Same reason people follow polarizing figures like trump or Andrew tate.

[@mildass6173]

​@@Capthrax1 blue hair aah

[@shooter7734]

They didn't all follow him He was elected in 1933 with his party gaining 43% of the vote That means 57% didn't vote for the nazis Once in power they just outlawed the other parties and forced through legislation to give Hitler dictatorial powers It just snowballed from there

[@Capthrax1]

@@shooter7734 he actually lost the 32 election and was appointed in early 33

[@jasonlashley664]

They made the coolest helmets ever

[@dougtheviking6503]

Told everyone to pound sand .. We aren't paying another cent .

[@kimjungun9444]

One day i hope you make a video about my country.

[@samuelosei-somuah3072]

The German rapid recovery was and is sooo amazing

[@stonecoldsteveaustin2095]

23 Daumen hoch und keine Antworten? Ich werde das beheben.

[@lingonberryjam320]

It was based on debt, they would have collapsed without war smh

[@ozevichbearkenow1674]

​@@lingonberryjam320H already knew dept was free money

[@Trials_By_Errors]

Many of these Policies were started by Republic before Hitler. Hitler just adopted their policies.

[@enyawrebbuj9458]

Nonsense......

[@alexh2947]

This video ignores "invisible unemployment" wherein women, Jews, slavs and other minorities were forced out of work and were economic burdens, additionally German works programs paid lower wages and the military was a black hole for young healthy men. Overall around 45% of the German adult population was employed which is why the economy wasn't efficient at all.

[@cocogoatmilkersssss]

I can't find any information regarding women and slavs being "forced out of work." As for the bankers, they were a very small population in Germany at the time, so I have no idea where you pulled the 55% unemployment rate from.

[@alexh2947]

@@cocogoatmilkersssss "New Woman Edit The Nazi woman had to conform to the German society desired by Adolf Hitler (Volksgemeinschaft), racially pure and physically robust. She did not work outside of the home" Taken from wiki on women in nazi society For the slavs bit I got a little confused as a lot of the slavic prisoners were after the war started and were forced Labour POWs or just killed in the holocaust. The amount of men in the army was around 1.4 million just before the war, so just below 1/56 of the German population of about 85 million. It actually comes out to around 48%

[@alexh2947]

@@cocogoatmilkersssss also its so fucking weird just calling jews bankers. Given that atleast 70000 German Jews were killed and estimates of 110000 to 200000 pre war. Not all were bankers but all would've been as economically productive as every other German.

[@ethanmckeown3461]

​@cocogoatmilkersssss women were forced out due to being labelled "double earners" by society around them, thus being essentially peer pressured and shamed into giving up their jobs for a man

[@krystianm8903]

AND they received massive financial aid from UK and US.

[@michaelwinkler9881]

Love ❤ the Video Stand Your ground.... 👍!!!

[@bradj893]

Crazy how one Archduke gets murked and next thing you know 90 million people die

[@cocogoatmilkersssss]

Very simplistic way of looking at it.

[@heshe9067]

90million 💀.its only 9million

[@bradj893]

@@heshe9067 if you count both wars with civilians it's estimated around 90mil

[@mbtenjoyer9487]

He saved Germany Right ?

[@MrAdamF]

Tried save, but couldn’t.

[@tmccloudjr13]

Yes and no!

[@edwardsallow8931]

Almost...

[@ajomathew6269]

No

[@User42689]

Not really

[@badrulalam4077]

They just skipped the part where a minister at Weimar republic managed to cancel a lot of debt money.

[@foxofwallstreet4289]

Really, he basically fell for Nazi Propaganda 90 years later. And people wonder how the Nazis got to power

[@phvgr8406]

RIP Stresemann

[@lionelfischer8240]

With the help of Ford motors and GE radios.

[@barkingmouse8152]

Public work played a HUGE part too, building the autobahns that united a provincial country..

[@khailequang9613]

No, it was Gustav Steseman economic policy in Weimar Republic that recover the German economy and was additional help by Schacht which was later thrown into concentration camp because of disagreeing with Hitler on rearmament.

[@cocogoatmilkersssss]

Can't believe you guys are still defending that nut job minister Hilferding even to-day.

[@floridaelektro6791]

Not all heroes wear capes, some wear armband.

[@ratzelsambora7123]

Hero’s aren’t mass murders

[@floridaelektro6791]

@@ratzelsambora7123 Mass murderer according to your western media.

[@HB-wx3rk]

@@ratzelsambora7123 name a hero who isn't mass murderers

[@ratzelsambora7123]

@@HB-wx3rk Oskar Schindler, John Rabe, some random doctors… idk so many people and never some racist antisemit who killed millions. If u really think Hitler is a hero than pls just watch a single documentary about the holocaust. And don’t come with this shit like it would be a hoax. I live in Germany and saw the concentration camps, it’s just horrifying to visit this places

[@A123-i6p]

​@ratzelsambora7123 they are, itvwas gays and jews

[@vollderchriss]

He led Germany out of their ruins and after reaching the top he led them back to ruins.

[@familyandfriends3519]

Hate Germany from USA

[@Daniel-ld7xs]

All I heard was “ended inflation” 😍😅

[@JakeTardcum]

He was a real one for this

[@BennyNegroFromQueens]

Ok there Kraut

[@Mabbdaa]

Factsss

[@miket8081]

​@@BennyNegroFromQueens ok there Jew

[@RU-rx3ef]

A lot of countries born from blood and rise by blood. Name one country that gained power without shedding a single life.

[@mahadesharya6975]

The Corporeal turned politician was at his best till 1941 until he went on an all front war. Hope it will be viewed highest on 20th April

[@michatrejgis2188]

USA bankers had much to do with this mirracle.

[@saraswatkin9226]

@michatrejgis, USA was in deep depression in that time.

[@michatrejgis2188]

@@saraswatkin9226 that did not stop the banks and private investors.

[@vroteg]

Because they work. Nation values and personal self esteem. For example Russia workers find the way to skip workload. Germans find the way to do more. I’m Russian and can tell this.

[@ernestkhalimov1007]

Yet Russians outstrip germans in production and every western country time and time again.

[@s0uldr4ke]

As a german let me say this is incredibly incorrect! The Conservative party (Zentrumspartei at that time) enacted a plan which basically forced most countries to drop their reperations claims against germany. The economic boom that resulted off of this however fell into the legaslative period of the NSDAP which took the credit for it obviously. They also did not reduce unemployment as much as they introduced forced labor laws even for germans. If you were unemployed no matter what background at the time you were forced to participate in road building or other infrastructure projects for pennies on the dollar. To picture these laws in this way is incredibly deceiving to say the least may it be intentional or not.

[@Nobody28265]

Gustav Stresemann: Am I a joke to you ?

[@samdamy1048]

That was a disabled German officers with the iron cross I think correct me if I’m wrong.

[@jeffsamiei]

Still doesn’t explain! The armament industry will require considerable amounts of capital, which Germany didn’t have! The answer lies in Germans ambition, persistence, and extremely hard working ethics. Keep in mind Germany is almost exclusively the only super power which never had insane amounts of reserves gained either/or by colonization and slavery!

[@TH3CAPN]

They lost all colonies after ww1 which were givin to the triple entente. The work ethic came from the idea of how organised and professional the brown shirts were in a time of crisis.

[@alexfeldman9067]

This still doesn’t explain how a broken country being forced to pay war reparations can not only recover but flourish, it doesn’t make any sense economically. What they don’t teach you is how American business men funded the German economy which set the stage for WW2.

[@rabbaniazzahra1784]

germany technically lost the most ammount of land bro y forgot africa and oceania

[@f23-n4t]

Well the jew had alot of gold wich swiss bought

[@fiv3passion968]

This proves that europeans can be rich without colonizing other countries.

[@Zizzy_tb]

You forgot the American Dawes Plan, that helped a lot 😅

[@gamerdrache8741]

Cope

[@deathtrooper7760]

you forgot the american banks who screw over the whole country and forced the central bank system on the country backed by the US state 😅

[@Jack-zr3mx]

Spending, equals spending. No spending, equals no spending.

[@luxiaobu0118]

Well, as a german student, all we do is to study the history around ww2 and the fact is Hitler got lucky. He wasn't actually primarily responsible for the economic recovery, but the Reichspräsident and Reichskansler before him. They already made a plan for the recovery in 1930 before Hitler came to power. But this plan would take effect in 4 and 5 years later. So the german people thought Hitler was responsible. But to be fair, he did change a few things as well, but we all know for what purposes later.

[@youwererightdreamer1152]

nonsense, the reason why the economy rapidly recovered in the first place was because he removed a certain group of people from their positions 👃

[@luxiaobu0118]

@@Salvation50 can u read ???

[@jerrybranham5386]

Not true. Manipulated texts you were reading from.

[@jakubsramek2127]

Except for the important bit that the whole economy was overinflated balloon that would come crushing down spectacularly if it weren't for all the looting and forced labor all over Europe to pay for it all.

[@edwardbranch595]

The United States need to take notes on ending inflation and also build up their military because, their going to need it !!!!😢

[@alexanderfriess4926]

So you think the US doesn't spend enough on Military yet? Wtf Bro, the US spends more than basically all other countrys combined

[@chrisasterion5050]

all wars are due to a financial issue, they work hand in hand, this is why WW3 has started this time around, the ELITES start wars to distract the poor, so that they dont lynch them...

[@SzoleZz]

The one time that war preparations actually helped economy LOL

[@XaviRonaldo0]

Unemployment in Australia was even worse during the Great Depression. It hit 32% at one point.

[@user-qj2ey1wp7i]

You can say what you want but the man was a genius

[@mrabintom]

I know he's an evil man, but he's admirable. One of the most capable men to have ever lived. I would've been honored to meet him.

[@simpsbelongtothegulags3702]

No need to say he is bad since you are saying it mainly bc the world told you to hate him

[@kerdart351]

He wasn't capable at all

[@exermus2227]

I'm not a ww2 expert, so correct me if I'm wrong, but He did a ton of things that broke the treaty of Versailles, like re-militarising the Rhineland and I'm pretty sure he did something with the massive reparations he was supposed to be giving to France and such. There is probably more to it but that definitely gave the German economy a massive boost, not because Hitler was good with economics or whatever, but because he broke the treaty that was supposed to get revenge on Germany after ww1. Again, I'm not a ww2 expert.

[@Ironrider88]

Somebody needs to explain how rearming created a surplus. I have yet to see an explanation on how this works.

[@lustwaffe9000]

Fun fact: they found north saharan jewish genes in Hitler’s body.

[@TheAncientOfRites]

Brother what the fuck

[@TheAncientOfRites]

Genetic therapy hadn’t existed yet you product of an unhappy marraige

[@stormytrooper52]

maybe kanye had a poi-

[@hominhmai5325]

Thank you austrian painter ❤❤❤❤

[@aQuestionator]

You forgot Stressemann, the whole reason the german economy kickstarted again in 1929

[@serafinacrystal9991]

Germans habe a strong will, working hard are very smart and focused.......

[@Kelvinpierre99]

Wouldn’t have worked without those gd mefo bills

[@JoeJoe-dt3lc]

Seems like something we need a new set wage end inflation and hire mass numbers of military men and build more factorys

[@hamper6511]

Was speer with hitler before this? Dude was a genius in management

[@yoshtg]

"the unemployment rate hit 24%" meanwhile 2023 after covid: "unemployment rate: 90%"

[@Thegoldenaerobar2]

All quiet on the western front was a good comedy 😂 would watch again

[@marcuskopetzki481]

🎉Adolf never got blue eyes!

[@LorenceMemairi-hc8by]

Thanks for going to all the trouble doing good research to come to an accurate conclusion...

[@Silvereagledude]

By the eve of WWII, the German economy was overheating and beginning to buckle, because of the reckless, deficit spending on military expansion….their bloodless conquests before the outbreak of war helped alleviate this somewhat as they looted the new territories they gained….so it wasn’t as much of an economic miracle as it seemed on the surface

[@TankYou90]

24% unemployment rate after losing a world war. meanwhile my country with 23% unemployment rate in 2022...

[@CharlesWillisGrandpa]

As they should have no one should ever bankrupt a country so horribly

[@chewy2919]

Where did the resources for tanks, weapons, ammo, and armor come from tho.

[@kobejanvicente1686]

How does price and wage fixing end inflation ? I don't get how that works.

[@chimachiwa]

Thanks!

[@VedadSmjecanin]

Adolf didnt have blue eyes..

[@Johnson_2022]

The only problem being it wasn't sustainable and was banking of future conquests replenishing the treasury. However considering the Wiemr Republic was in before hand it's still a marvelous turn about.

[@pesthizid]

Fact: Shitler said once, Germany is on the ground, i only have to lift it up.

[@georgehopkins6342]

They totally ignored the Versailles treaty and rebuilt their army. At the same time using Spanish Civil War as a proving ground for their new weapons.

[@xeflatio93]

Bro if they only didn't start WWII, who knows what would've been of Germany

[@edithalbrecht809]

Yes, right, replacing evil with a bigger evil 👿

[@Boris19389]

It's Germany we don't question germany