Nazi Party's new rush (1) - The disastrous end of a democratic state.

 Deutsche National Party and leader Hugenberg, who are united by right-wing forces opposing the territory, but his unique stubbornness weakens the party's power and the right-wing forces lose power. Hoogenberg recruits Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party, the epitome of strong energy, but Hitler's duke failed to hold the Nazi Party from the beginning, and the enormous support of the capitalist group ended up raising only the Nazi Party, and Hoogenberg was paying for raising tigers. Meanwhile, the Nazi Party escaped from the influence of Hugenberg and initiated independent propaganda and contact with capitalist groups, secured its own funding line, emerged as a national party, and emerged as the No. 1 player with public support. Hugenberg, who raised the disastrous last tiger cub of the first democratic state, had to feel the price disastrous by the general election on September 14, 1930. In the past, the National Socialist Party, which had only a small approval rating of 810,000 votes and a small number of 12 seats, won a total of 18% 6.4 million votes and 107 seats. It became the second party in the National Assembly following the Social Democratic Party. By comparison, the existing vested party, the Social Democratic Party, the Deutsche National Party, suffered the devastation of losing large numbers of votes, and now the military welfare-Ralpha Adolf Hitler, who was compared to comedian Charlie Chaplin, has emerged as an indescribable creature. On the other hand, the Deutsche National Party of Hugenberg, which supported Hitler both materially and materially, dropped to less than 7% compared to its 14.7% approval rating in the past, because the fact that it joined hands with radical Hitler was seen in bad light by moderate civic supporters. At least the Communist Party benefited to some extent in this election, and these friends were busy making a mess because they were still sex fighters and knew that a victory would come due to historical inevitability, at least with a 3% increase in approval rating. <The only winner of the September election is the Communist Party> These election results should not be viewed simply as the effect of Hugenberg's support. A more fundamental cause has been the problem since the birth of this Weimar Republic. For the German people who had outdated values, the existence of the Weimar Republic was considered just a "national independence" and "minimum pride" of the Allies, coupled with an era of dissatisfaction with the Weimar Republic, which failed to provide minimal vision, historical participation, and loss. As argued in the September 15, 30 editorial of the Frankfurt Newspaper, "Those who voted for radical parties are by no means radical people. They just don't have faith in the past and now expect a total change, more than a third of people voted just because of opposition to the current regime without knowing what would come to this conclusion. It fundamentally rejected the existing order... It was "Vote of Furious"." With the success of Hitler's party, numerous new members joined, including Prince August Wilhelm, and many social vested interests. Hitler's party is now not just a radical party, but a huge party that controls the fate of a country in name and reality, but Hitler had a completely different idea.