In the years leading up to WWII, Germany faced significant socio-economic challenges that contributed to perceptions of overpopulation.

The aftermath of World War I left the nation grappling with economic instability, hyperinflation, and high unemployment rates.

These factors exacerbated social tensions and led to increased competition for resources, particularly in urban areas.

Demographically, Germany experienced a population surge in the late 1920s, with a notable rise in birth rates.

This growth, combined with the influx of displaced individuals from surrounding regions, strained housing and social services. - https://germanyfocusguide.com/blog/germany-overpopulation-pre-wwii/?unique_id_tjdyq561

Examining the Socio-Economic Factors Behind Pre-WWII Germany's Demographic Landscape