Ans/ In 1919, Adolph Hitler seized control of the German Workers' Party and renamed it the Nazi Party, therefore establishing Nazism in Germany. During the Great Depression, Nazism gained popularity. The distinctive Nazi propaganda contributed to the popularity of Nazism. Hitler vowed in his thunderous speeches to construct a strong country, restore German pride, and give work for all. The Nazi Party staged several public gatherings in order to instil solidarity among the population. The red flags, Nazi salute, and rounds of applause drew a crowd, and Nazism gained popularity. The Meetings portrayed Hitler as Germany's saviour. The German people, who had been devastated by the First World War, believed him.