Right. Germany had no desire to gain more land, or . Or, the fact that the Jewish cultural aspect of having much more average wealth than the Germans, due to their private control over some manufacturing and business, was not a factor.
No... Germany had a dsire to gain more living space, or Lebensraum as it is called. Also, the Jew's average wealth in comparison to the wealth of other Germans was much higher, due to their control over some private industries and focus on education.
market crash wasn't solely because of the houses or oil companies
Er... Then what else was it from?
Also, about the unemployment rate, that s because companies are not investing in new technologies/jobs, because there isn't enough demand. That not only has to do with population sizes in areas, but the cost of whatever resources needed to build more goods.
I know there are other factors, but really, think about it. Anything indirectly or directly relates to the environment, and, without it, we'd have issues.
