> Germany did not sleep walk into a NSDAP victory. People actually voted for it. 30-something percent, IIRC. Enough to give them a large presence in the legis

> Germany did not sleep walk into a NSDAP victory. People actually voted for it. 30-something percent, IIRC. Enough to give them a large presence in the legislature - the largest, though not a majority. But they didn't really run things until Hitler was appointed chancellor. Appointed. Not elected. So, yes, Germany did vote - once - for all those Nazis in the legislature. Hitler would probably not have been appointed if the Nazis only had, say, 5% of the seats. But Germany didn't elect Hitler to run the country.