Third Reich

Third Reich, or Nazi Germany, is one of the most known countries in the world; because of World War II. (WW2) It can be called 'Third Reich' or 'Nazi Germany', it just depends on the person. Hitler was the most known/important ruler of Nazi Germany,he was in power over Germany from (January 30th) 1933- (April 30)1945.

Appearance
Male is the most common version of the Third Reich. (Third Reich) is usually depicted wearing a Nazi German uniform. (black) It is rare, but instead of having the flag part of their head, he has a solid (dark-ish) red head and the swastika is an eyepatch. He is almost always shown with very sharp teeth, and (sometimes) a bullet hole going through his head. (Because of Hitler shooting himself.)Somewhere on the uniform (usually in between the shoulders) the Silver Cross appears.

He is shown instead of the swastika, there is just an X, because of censorship. (Because people are sensitive to swastikas, and they sometimes will be offended. Especially Jews, because of the Holocaust)

Personality
The Third Reich is often said to be very blood-thirsty, always wanting to fight. They are also depicted as mentally ill, insane, and crazy. (Because of Hitler going mad.) They are often portrayed as being like Hitler, racist, evil, and insane.

World War 2 Allies World War 2 Enemies
 * Italy
 * Japanese Empire
 * Spain
 * Hungary
 * Bulgaria
 * United States
 * Great Britain
 * USSR (Soviet Union)
 * France
 * China

Fall of the Weimar Republic
(The Weimar Republic is also known as the Second Reich) Because of the Great Depression in 1929, fell into a fatal plunge into an economic crisis. By 1932, around six million people were without a job. Because of this; the Second Reich, or the Weimar Republic fell. But the political comeback was immediate. The coalition government of the Social Democratic, chancellor  Hermann Muller fell.

Rise of the Nazis
After the the chancellor, Hermann Mollor fell; that is were the Nazis and communists found that there was a membership spike; because all the Germans were abandoning the major parties. In July 1930, the new chancellor, Heinrich Brüning of the Roman Catholic Centre Party, made his way through the economic program. How he did it is going to restore to the emergency powers that were available by the 48th article in the Weimar Republic's constitution. But only days later, he decided to dissolve the Reichstag and have new elections. Brüing was able to hold up his place in office by majorly appealing to nationalism. But in the early months of 1939, the number of unemployed people were reaching over 6 million.