But the National Socialists did not come out of nowhere. Two things led directly to the rise of Hitler:

1. The Allied Starvation Blockade of Germany (engineered by Churchill and International Freemasons), which was even protested for its brutality by Allied troops such as General Sir Herbert Plumer who was stationed on the Rhine and witnessed the starving Germans firsthand. "Freedom and Bread" would become a powerful slogan in the ascent to power of the new National Socialist Workers Party.

2. The International support for a Communist "color revolution" (by the ancestors of the same people who brought you the "Maidan" and "Arab Spring" street battles) which led to vicious street battles in pre-WWII Germany between International Communist proxies and German citizens.