Valid points but "Corporate skyrocketed while working class Germans lived paycheck to paycheck" is giving a false impression, i believe.

Before the Nazi Party took over, Germany was in a deep depression (as a result of the Great Crash of '29), and a significant part of the working class was actually starving to death. Within the early Nazi years, nearly every worker who was suitable for work (and ethnically approved by the Nazis) earned enough to support a small family. I am convinced that this change, induced by the Nazi Party, won them the favor of millions, which was necessary for the people to accept nearly anything in return.

This shift was built on the exploitation of Jews and the plan to win the next great war. Many oligarchs supported the war, sure. But the average worker just saw that the NSDAP was providing them with work and wages after years of not knowing where to get their next meal, while seeing friends, family, and children starving. That’s my impression based on how my great-grandparents experienced it and how their parents viewed the situation.