Overthrowing oppressive regimes by military force

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Question thrown right back at you. What history did you learn? Hitler without the conservative support to get him appointed by Hindenburg would have never been able to form a stable government. Virtually every other party was opposed to him.

You said Hitler wasn't elected, he was - end of story. If your claim is that the NAZIs were not elected that's a different claim, but again I'd point out to you that they were the largest party and had achieved a higher party vote than any other party in all elections up until 1933, therefore they were elected to govern. The people expected them to form governance once elected.

You'll need to link to a citation for this ridiculous claim of yours.  Hitler never was in any parliament.  The only office Hitler ever held was Chancellor -- an executive and not legislative position -- gained by appointment from Hindenburg.

That's a gross simplification. People didn't vote for individual candidates, they voted for parties. Hitler got in by taking one of the seats that the NAZI party won in the 1933 election. He was elected into office. And as far as I know he held a parliamentary seat since 1925 - he was known as the leader of the NAZI party are you saying the leader didn't have a seat in parliament until 1933? Where's your evidence?

So what that he was appointed Chancellor? That's how a parliamentarian in Australia becomes Prime Minister, it's hardly unusual, the fact is he was elected, he held a seat, he led the party, his party formed governance and as part of forming governance he was appointed Chancellor.