Support for Hitler increased in the early 1930s due to a combination of factors, including the economic hardship and political instability in Germany following World War I. Many Germans were disillusioned with the existing government and saw Hitler as a strong leader who could restore stability and bring about economic prosperity. Additionally, Hitler's nationalist and anti-Semitic rhetoric resonated with some segments of the population who were looking for someone to blame for Germany's problems. The Great Depression also contributed to Hitler's popularity, as his promises to create jobs and improve the economy appealed to those who were suffering during this time.
