World War II without the Great Depression

How would World War II change without the Great Depression?

Rearmament could begin earlier, but altered German economic and political conditions might prevent Hitler's rise in its historical form.

Earlier warship construction is only one consequence of removing the Great Depression. Britain and the United States would face different fiscal choices, but Germany's political trajectory changes more fundamentally. The economic crisis helped create the conditions in which Hitler rose and rearmament acquired its historical form. The familiar route to the Second World War is therefore far less certain than a simple exercise in moving shipbuilding dates forward.