Rise Of Nazis Flashcards

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When did Anton Prexler found the Workers’ party? (DAP)

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January 1919

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When was Hitler’s first DAP meeting?

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September 1919

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What did the DAP become in August 1920?

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The National Socialist German Workers’ Party (NSDAP or Nazi Party)

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When did Hitler become party Fuhrer of the Nazi Party?

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July 1921

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What was the 25 Point programme?

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A political manifesto of the Nazi Party.

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What were the race policies in the 25 point programme?

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  • The union of all Germans to form a greater Germany.
  • Citizenship of the state to be granted only to people with German blood, meaning no Jew was a citizen of the nation.
  • Right to vote for German citizens only.
  • All nom Germans who had entered the country after 1914 to leave.
  • All newspaper editors and contributors to be German and any non-German newspapers only to appear with the permission of the government.
  • Religious freedom for all-providing the views expressed did not threaten or offend German people.
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What were the Economic policies in the 25 point programme?

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  • The government to nationalise all businesses that had been formed into cooperations.
  • The government to profit share in major industries.
  • An end to all speculation in land and any land needed for communal purposes would be seized. There would be no compensation.
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What were the political policies in the 25 point programme?

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  • Scrapping of the Treaty of Versailles

- Creation if s strong central government for the Reich to put the new programme into effect.

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How did Hitler build support in the early 1920s in terms of the SA?

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  • known as Hitler’s storm troopers and were Hitler’s/ the Nazi’s private army
  • Very Brutal/ Violent at political events
  • Had to take a pledge to the Nazis
  • Recruited from demobbed soldiers, unemployed and students
  • Provided security at meetings
  • Allowed Hitler to remove opposition quickly
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How did Hitler build support in the early 1920s in terms of symbols?

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-SWATISKA flag:

It’s use linked to the belief in Aryan decent.
Red and Black colours used on Kaiser Germany’s flag- insinuating that the Nazis did not want a democracy.
‘Hitler salute’- old salute from Roman Empire in order to suggest continuity with a ‘glorious’ German Past.

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How did Hitler build support in the early 1920s in terms of Hitler’s message?

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Abolish the idea of the individual. 
Union of all Germans. 
Land and territory for people. 
Only German people in Germany. 
No treaty of Versailles.
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How did Hitler build support in the early 1920s in terms of his charisma?

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Excellent orator and drew huge crowds.
Increased Nazi audience, allowing them to convey message to masses.
No other party had such a hypnotic speaker.

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Who were Hitler’s close supporters?

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Ernst Röhm
Heinrich Himmler 
Hermann Goering 
Rudolf Hess
Joseph Geobbels
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Info on Ernst Röhm

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Imprisoned for his role in Munich

Lead of SA

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Info on Heinrich Himmler

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1929 appointed head of Hitler’s personal body guard.

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Info on Herman Goering

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Commanded SA/ brown shirts in 1922

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Info on Rudolf Hess

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Wealthy
Academic
Hitler’s deputy

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Info on Joesph Geobbels

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Late minister of propaganda

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What were the 7 causes of the Munich Putsch?

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  • Situation in Germany
  • Help
  • Army
  • Growth of the Nazis
  • Mussolini
  • The SA
  • Stresemann’s government
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How did the situation in Germany cause the Munich Putsch?

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People were tired with the coalition government that appeared ineffective.
The treaty of Versailles was still unpopular.
Hyperinflation and occupation of Ruhr had made life hard for German people, Hitler wanted to exploit this discontent.

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How did the factor of ‘help’ cause the Munich Putsch?

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Hitler thought that he would be helped by important nationalist politicians in Bavaria.

In 1923 Gustav Kahr, head of the Bavarian government, hesitated about a Putsch, and did nothing.

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How did the Army cause the Munich Putsch?

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They had recently put don q left-wing revolt in Saxony. Hitler could see a crack down on right wing groups coming.

However, he also believed that he had the support of the army including former leader, Ludendorff.

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How did the growth of the Nazis cause the Munich Putsch?

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By 1923, the Nazi party had 3000 members and was stronger than ever.

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How did Mussolini cause the Munich Putsch?

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Hitler was inspired by the new Italian Prime Minister, Mussolini. He had come to power in 1922 were he carried out his ‘March on Rome’. Hitler that that this could work for him too.

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How did the SA cause the Munich Putsch?
Hitler had a huge army of storm troopers but he knew he would loose control of them if he did not give them something to do.
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How did Stresemann’s government cause the Munich Putsch?
Stresemann made chancellor in 1923. Hitler realised that he might get on top of Germany’s economic problems soon, so he needed to act soon. In September 1923, Stresemann’s government call off passive resistance to the French in the Ruhr
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Who did Hitler plot the Munich Putsch with in 1923?
Nationalists: | Kahr and Lossow
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What did Kahr and Lossow di they put Hitler in a tricky situation?
Called off the rebellion but Hitler had 3000 troops ready to fight.
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What did Hitler do in reaction to Kahr and Lossow’s decision?
November 1923- Hitler and 600 SA burst into a meeting that Kahr and Lossow were holding. Hitler took Von Kahr, Von Seisser and Von Lossow and forced them to promise support. Seisser and Lossow changed their minds and organised troops to resist Hitler’s march. 16 Nazis and 4 politicians were killed in the confrontation. Hitler was arrested 2 days later.
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What were Hitler and gerberai Ludendorff tried for?
Treason
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When did Hitler’s trial start and last for?
Feb 1924 | Lasted for almost a month
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How did the trial give Hitler the chance to gain political support?
In court he was allowed to make long speeches as judges were sympathetic. Gave Hitler nationwide publicity.
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How did Hitler deny treason?
Claimed that he was just trying to restore Germany’s greatness and resist the feeble Weimar government.
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When was Hitler tried?
1st April given 5 years- minimum sentence. | General Ludendorff not tried.
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How long did Hitler serbe in prison?
Nine months in Landsberg prison-he had a very easy time
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What was Hitler’s autobiography called
Mein Kampf - ‘My Struggle’
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When did Hitler relaunch the Party and how did he change it?
In 1924, he made sure that only his closest associates helped run the party.
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What happened at the Bamberg conference in 1926?
Hitler continued to strengthen his leadership e.g. possible rivals to his leadership such as Joseph Geobbels were win over and given alternate positions. He forced Röhm to resign as leader of the SA as he was scared that it would continue to be a violent group.
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What was set up after the Bamberg conference?
SS - Hitler’s personal body guard unit.
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How did Hitler change the party’s appeal?
He used endless propaganda to win over voters.
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What did Nazi membership increase to by the end of 1928?
100,000
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How many seats did Nazis have in parliament in 1924?
32
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How many seats did Nazis have in parliament in 1928?
12
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What key event helped the Nazis achieve their goal?
Wall Street crash
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What were the key messages of Mein Kampf?
Abolish treaty of V Volksgemeinschaft All Jews eliminated from Germany Lebensraum
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How man new university graduates could not get a job?
60 per cent
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How many Germans between 16 and 30 were unemployed?
Over 1/2
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How many factory workers were unemployed?
40 per cent
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What did the Government do to the unemployment budget to save money?
Cut it
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When did Bruning become chancellor?
1930
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When did Bruning call an election and what happened to the Nazis?
1930 | Nazis won 107 seats but Bruning still in charge.
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What was Bruning nicknamed?
‘The hunger chancellor’
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Why was Bruning nicknamed ‘The hunger chancellor?’
Reduced government spending on unemployment benefits | Never managed to gain control of the economic probs
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When did Bruning resign?
1932
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What did Hidenburg have to use a lot?
Article 48
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Why did businesses like Thyson, Bosch and Krupp start funding the Nazis
They were afraid that communists would take over.
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Who was Thalmann?
Communist leader.
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Which party helped Nazis?
National party | Lead by Alfred Hugenberg
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How many seats did Nazis win in July 1932?
230
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When did Von Papen dissolve the Riechstag?
1932
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How many seats did Nazis win in November 1932?
196
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What did Von Papen convince Hindenburg that a coalition government with Hitler would do?
Bring stability to Germany.
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Who was Von Schleicher?
Minister of defence.
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What did Von Schleicher think would cause a civil war?
Abolition of the Weimar constitution
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Who succeeded Von Papen when he resigned!
Von Schleicher.
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What was ‘querfront’ or ‘cross front’?
Von Schleicher would bring together from strands of different l and r parties
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How much did the SA increase to
100,000 to 170000
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Who fought against the Nazis often
‘The red Front Fighters.’ Communist party
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How did the Nazis use propaganda?
Had 120 weekly newspapers and weekly radio shows | Nazi logos everywhere- repeated simple but powerful messages
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Presidential election of 1932?
Hitler used an areoplane to travel Messages spread by films, record and radios Hindenburg did not campaign but still won
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When was Hitler made chancellor?
1933