Nazis
The Nazis were under the control of Adolf Hitler, which grew into a large movement that ruled Germany through autocratic means from 1933 until 1945. In 1919, Adolf Hitler, who was an army veteran, was mad about Germany loss in World War I, which left Germany depressed and politicly unstable joined a group called German Workers Party. The party encouraged German nationalism and anti- Semitism, and felt that the peace statement that ended the war left Germany with many repatriations that the country could not handle. Hitler soon began speaking publicly blaming Jews and Marxists for all of Germany’s problems. In 1921, Hitler took over the leadership position of the party, which by then had been changed to Nationalist Socialist German Workers;