After his imprisonment, Hitler emerges to find the Nazi Party fractured and marginalized. This episode charts his methodical rebuilding of the movement, his shift to a legal path to power, and the propaganda strategies that broadened its appeal. We examine the social and cultural tensions of late Weimar Germany, culminating in the 1929 Wall Street Crash — the crisis that transformed the Nazis from a fringe party into a rising political force.

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