Hitler's rise to power is pretty much the biggest part of World War II.

Literally have Hitler did not ride the power then World War II could have been avoided

So I don't know what type of crap you're on. confusing everybody who actually cares about history.

yes all i was saying is that the WSC made the nazis popular

all i'm saying

yikes

Correlation does not equal causation

But it was not specifically wall Stree,

Wall Street was not the biggest issue it was economical struggles within Germany since World War

errmmmm

Of course Wall Street played a small part in it, everything played a small part in it. But Wall Street did not lead to Germany's struggle financially

A piece of bread in Germany cost over a million marks.

after the treaty of versailies, reperations got reduced massively. everyone was super well off

WSC came in and everyone lost it

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How was germany well of after the treaty

@Mcgoober do you even understand what he saying at this point? Because it's not making any sense

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Germany was financially struggling after World War 1, the Wall Street Crash did not make the Debt. It only expanded on it

They were literally under the control of an incredibly corrupt and unpopular government ans just lost their entire overseas empire along with a lot of their actual country

i was saying people got employed and took loads of american loans. reperations were reduced. germany was much economically well off than before

right after the treaty, extremist parties were on the rise

one of the issues that started World War II is the fact that the French marched into Germany and took control of a power plant or something

then people got well off and they stopped

Yea

then WSC and they rose again

**LOANS** that does not mean they had money

The french occupation of the rhineland was brutal lol

that's a basic overview. i was just saying if WSC never happened most likely WW2 wouldn't have

Germany was still pissed and poor regardless fd that tho

especially if you look at how many votes the nazis had before the WSC

I would say so they treated the Germans inhumanely and the government was was publicly blamed

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Yes, violence between French soldiers and German citizens were not rare.

ofc it's not america's fault i didn't mean that i meant TECHNICALLY it kinda is which it isn't but wrong wording

How tho

but it is not their fault. They barely even played a significant role except for when they declared war and after that

So you're clearly on something or you've never actually listened and paid attention in history class

well i got a A so

Okay, what Mark did you get? Number grade

they don't return that