Hitler consolidates his position, 1925 - 27
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- Hitler consolidates his position, 1925 - 27
- Hitler neutralised opposition within the party.
- Hitler did not just remove rivals.
- Some potential dissidents, such as Joseph Goebbels, were converted into loyal supporters.
- Others, such as that of Gregor Strasser, were persuaded to follow Hitler's lead.
- There was also a struggle between the Nazis of the North and the South.
- Hitler sent Gregor Strasser to reorganise the NSDAP of the North.
- Hitler did not just remove rivals.
- Hitler built up a core of loyalists in Munich and the South
- It was during this period that Hitler established his Fuhrerprinzip within the party.
- Members of the NSDAP were to show complete loyalty to their Fuhrer.
- It was during this period that Hitler established his Fuhrerprinzip within the party.
- Hitler removed people that were a liability to the movement.
- In 1925, Hitler persuaded Ludendorff to stand for the position of Reich President, in which he received a mere 1.1% of the vote.
- This confirmed to Hitler that Ludendorff was no longer of use in politics.
- In April 1925 Hitler forced Rohm to resign due to their differing views over the job of the SA.
- Rohm believed the SA should be a parliamentary force.
- Hitler felt that the SA should maintain its old role in protecting party members and training activists.
- In 1925, Hitler persuaded Ludendorff to stand for the position of Reich President, in which he received a mere 1.1% of the vote.
- Hitler neutralised opposition within the party.
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