How was Nazi Germany pre war doing economically? How was it attained?

How was Nazi Germany pre war doing economically? How was it attained?
More importantly, how was the average worker wage?

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I'm too tired to give specifics, but I'll at least bump your thread. The Nazi Party was originally a labor party that rose to power, in part, because of the economic problems that came from WWI.

Shit. Weimar republic was not as degene.rate as hitler made it out to be, but it was shit. Working condition were better during the first years of the reich

It was good for porky

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they privatized a lot of national services.

Just debt my shit up

That is pretty much it, along with large infrastructure projects like the Autobahn to get the unemployed into reasonably well paying work and a somewhat comfortable lifestyle.

If you can provide for the key-holders of your power then you can pretty much get away with anything.

Just go read Wages of Destruction.

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That book is massive and basically a one stop shop