Reasons for the Nazi party's limited support and how it was reorganised: 1924-1929 Flashcards

1
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When and where did Hitler write Mein Kampf?

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Landsberg Prison 1925.

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What were the main ideas expressed in Mein Kampf? (4)

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The Aryan race was destined to rule the world.
The Jewish race should be stopped from taking over Germany.
Germany was destined to become a huge empire.
German traditional values should be supported.

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3
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How long did Hitler serve of his 5 year prison sentence?

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Nine months.

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4
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How did Hitler ensure the Nazi Party was well financed?

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He appointed Phillip Bouhler as party secretary and Franz Schwarz as party treasurer.

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How did Hitler begin to widen the appeal of the Nazis to young people?

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He created organisations known as ‘Hitler Youth.’

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Name the two leagues Hitler created to appeal to young people? (2)

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National Socialists’ German Students League.

School pupils league.

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When was the SS created?

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1925.

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What was the SS?

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Known as HItler’s protection squad. They became Hitler’s totally loyal bodyguards because he did not quite trust the SA.

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When was the Bamberg conference?

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1926.

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10
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What was the Bamberg conference?

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A conference held to help mend arguments that had been developing in the Nazi party.

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What effect did the Bamberg conference have on the Nazi Party? (3)

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Hitler now had near total control of the party.
The socialist aspects and ideas of policies were crushed.
Nationalist ideas were made stronger.

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Why did the Golden Twenties mean there was limited support for the Nazis?

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Hindenburg being president meant that the republic was more popular.
Stresemann had maintained economic, political and foreign stability which meant that people were happy.

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How well did the Nazis do in the 1928 election?

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Badly, they only got 1% of the votes.

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Who supported the Nazi party during this time?

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Rich people who wanted a return to German traditions and hated the new Weimar culture.

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