So, lets talk about the factors...

                  THE GREAT DEPRESSION

Here’s a video on The Great Depression: http://t.co/e5IXoHL8Z0

The worldwide economic stock crash market impacted Germany deeply and caused majority of workers to lose their occupations. With the citizens’ lack of trust in the Weimar Republic, this was taken to advantage by Adolf Hitler, the leader of the National Socialist German Workers' Party and the Nazis to overrule Germany in the period of time. 

With being a powerful leader, Hitler attracted the Germans who were desperate for change and promised a better condition for the country, which appealed to the jobless and the lower class.

 In Germany, six million were unemployed by June 1932 due to The Great Depression, especially when the US halted and withdrew loans to Germany, fatally damaging Germany’s economy. As well as being affected greatly by the stock market crash crisis, Germany also faced reparations imposed by The Treaty of Versailles back in their defeat in World War I, making it difficult for the Germans to go on with daily lives at this period.

(Source citation: http://www.ushmm.org/outreach/en/article.php?ModuleId=10007671) 

CONCLUSION:  

~ Thus, it was favourable circumstances that led to Hitler’s rise to power in Germany in the late 1920s, as the Germans had no choice but to follow in his power to achieve a better living in Germany.