Rise Of Interwar Fascism
There is no doubt the historical circumstances of the 1920s and the 1930s played a part in the rise of interwar fascism. But Adolf Hitler’s personality cannot be overlooked in coalition with the historical circumstances. Both of which played a large and undeniable role in the significant consequences that followed in the 20th century. Three elements contributed to the interwar fascism. With the historical circumstances at the time being the primary causes. First of all, Germany’s economic situation was at its most destitute since the Great depression. Secondly, Germany’s political circumstances was seen as a major weak link, as fascism was introduced as an alternative to liberalism and capitalism. In addition, Adolf Hitler’s dominant personality