3.<Tab/>Hitler's rise to power arose from a number of causes that were all essential in aiding his rise to power. In looking at the events that precede Hitler becoming dictator, it is easy to see that the factors culminate in making a web of causation. It is difficult to prioritise which one stands out most, because they all played a part, and it is unlikely that the same result would …
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…appointment of chancellor that gave him immediate power. Causes such as the Munich Putsch are still as important however despite being indirect. It is very difficult to compare the causes as they vary greatly. The Treaty gave initial support, the Putsch gave changes in policy, the depression gave an increase in votes and power in the Reichstag, being appointed chancellor confirmed the power and the Enabling Law sealed it. Hitler's oratory skills bought everything together.