Adolf Hitler Speech

Watching this speech. I look at the small details of any video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sn48bPq_t8o

I can see crowds, time frame 3:00 - 3:15 especially. Why were these people celebrating?

Something was going right in Germany before 1945. Just about everybody liked Adolf Hitler and the NSDAP.

Question, what did Adolf Hitler and the NSDAP do to create such positive out flowing among people?

Germany before 1945 had a culture, economics, and banking system all their own. Adolf Hitler wanted a totally free and independent Germany. Not a “Plantation of drones” apart of an international scheme.

“Plantation of drones” is a phrase used by Adolf Hitler.

“What we want is not a State of drones but a State which gives to everyone that to which on the basis of his own activity he has a right. He who refuses to do honest work shall not be a citizen of the State. The State is not a plantation where the interests of foreign capital are supreme. Capital is not the master of the State, but its servant. Therefore the State must not be brought into dependence on international loan capital. And if anyone believes that that cannot be avoided, then do not let him be surprised that no one is ready to give his life for this State. Further, that greatest injustice must be corrected which today still weighs heavily upon our people and upon almost all peoples. If in a State only he who does honest work is a citizen, then everyone has the right to demand that in his old age he shall be kept free from care and want. That would mean the realization of the greatest social achievement.”
http://www.hitler.org/speeches/04-24-23.html

Germany did fall. After 1945, Germany ceased to exist. A map showing the military occupation zones.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allied_Occupation_Zones_in_Germany

There was no University lead academic study of Nationalist Socialist Germany after the war.. Just military occupation and “de - Nazification" that continues to this day.

The main reason for a lack of any truthful historical account of Germany before 1945.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allied_Control_Council