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Economic developments: the impact of the Depression; recovery and development under Nazis in peace and war; the post-war economy.
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Economic developments: the impact of the Depression; recovery and development under Nazis in peace and war; the post-war economy
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Quick student answer
What was one major consequence of the Great Depression on Germany in the early 1930s?
Direct answer
The Great Depression led to a dramatic rise in unemployment in Germany, reaching around 6 million by 1932.
Key terms
- Rearmament: The process of rebuilding and expanding a nation's military forces, which was a key aspect of Nazi economic policy.
- Autarky: An economic system where a country aims to be self-sufficient and reduce reliance on imports, particularly emphasized by the Nazis.
Common trap
Confusing economic recovery with political stability: While the economy improved, political stability was undermined by repression and the regime's totalitarian nature.
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