The Munich Putsch and the lean years 1923 - 29 - Part 2

Question 1

What did Hitler outline in Mein Kampf?

Answer 1

Anti Semitism, His ideologies and German values

Question 2

What did Hitler think Aryan Germans were destined to do?

Answer 2

Rule the world

Question 3

What did Hitler believe a Jewish conspiracy led to?

Answer 3

Defeat in WW1 and Treaty of Versailles

Question 4

How did Hitler believe Jews were weakening Aryans?

Answer 4

Intermarriage, Taking over business and using the SDP

Question 5

What was Hitlers ideology?

Answer 5

How he viewed the world and how it should be. It included Racism, Nationalism, Socialism and Totalitarianism

Question 6

What did Hitler want?

Answer 6

To restore German greatness, end the Treaty of Versailles and expand east

Question 7

Who did Hitler want money from farming and businesses to go to?

Answer 7

The German people and not the rich

Question 8

How many regions run by Gaultier took power?

Answer 8

35 regions

Question 9

When was Hitler released from Prison?

Answer 9

20th December 1924

Question 10

When were the Nazis unbanned

Answer 10

February 1925

Question 11

Who led the SS?

Answer 11

Heinrich Himmler

Question 12

How many SS members were there in 1930?

Answer 12

2000

Question 13

What were the SS famous and feared for?

Answer 13

Their black uniforms

Question 14

When was the Bamburg conference?

Answer 14

1926

Question 15

What was the purpose of the Bamburg conference?

Answer 15

To unite the Nazi party

Question 16

What was Lebensraum?

Answer 16

Hitler’s ‘Living space’ / expansion east into Poland and Russia so German farmers could grow food there

Question 17

What was the German Women’s Order

Answer 17

Nazi women’s membership group

Question 18

What was the National Socialist German Students League

Answer 18

Hitler youth for 14-19 year olds and also a school pupil’s league for younger children

Question 19

What was the SS (Schutztaffel)

Answer 19

Hitlers Nazi army expanded away from the SA (untrustworthy thugs loyal to Rohm)

Question 20

What were 4 reasons why the Nazis had little support up to 1929

Answer 20

1. Stresemann’s recovery stabilised Germany
2. Stresemann’s international equality
3. Hindenburg’s heroic leadership since 1925
4. Not enough worker’s votes