... find lebensraum in the East as well as restore German pride and dignity which was a result of the humiliation of the Versailles peace settlement. The Nazis created many scapegoats to lay the blame on for the problems which Germany had faced; these were people such as the Jews, the November criminals and the weak Weimar government. But, overall they offered solutions to Germany's problems such as jobs and food for the starving. The effects of the depression also played a major part leading to the success of the Nazis and Hitler. This was when the stock markets collapsed in America, whish led to a world economical crisis. The Wall Street crash of 1929 had a major impact on unemployment across the world, unemployment in Germany rose from 500,000 which was the total of people unemployed before 1929 to a massive total of 6 million by 1934. This also led ...

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