THE SOCIAL BASIS OF NAZISM
Eiji Ohno
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Eiji Ohno
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Passing through 1918 Revolution, collapse of authoritativehierarchal social structure which was prescribed by Max Weber as the social preference of land ownership1* led to Weimar Republic, 2) but this Weimar Republic fell, as is well-known, into a critical condition through impact of World Economic Crisis of 1929 and soon invited establishment of Nazi dictatorship. In transition period from destruction of Weimar Republic to formation of Nazi dictatorship special attention has to be paid to phenomenon that Nazi vote dramatically increased in diet (Reichstag) -election with 1929 Crisis as a turning point. As given in Table 13), Nazis
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Passing through 1918 Revolution, collapse of authoritativehierarchal social structure which was prescribed by Max Weber as the social preference of land ownership1* led to Weimar Republic, 2) but this Weimar Republic fell, as is well-known, into a critical condition through impact of World Economic Crisis of 1929 and soon invited establishment of Nazi dictatorship. In transition period from destruction of Weimar Republic to formation of Nazi dictatorship special attention has to be paid to phenomenon that Nazi vote dramatically increased in diet (Reichstag) -election with 1929 Crisis as a turning point. As given in Table 13), Nazis
Key concepts: Nazism, Weimar Republic, Dictatorship, Nazi Germany, The Republic, Economic history, Political science, Law