How did Hitler become Chancellor?
- Created by: Himee Senanayake
- Created on: 11-06-18 21:56
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- How did Hitler become Chancellor?
- 1) March 1932
- Presidential Elections - Hitler wins 11 million votes
- Hindenburg's term of office as president ended
- Still had 18 million votes
- 2) April 1932
- Presidential elections - Hitler wins 13 million votes
- No candidate had received over 50% votes last time
- re-election
- Hindenburg = 19 million votes
- 3) May 1932
- Von Papen becomes Chancellor
- Chancellor Bruning had resigned
- He had no support from the President or the Reichstag
- Hindenburg made von Papen Chancellor
- Von Schleicher assumed that he could control the Nazis
- 4) July 1932
- Reichstag elections - Nazis win 230 seats
- Campaigning in June caused violence in the streets
- Mainly from Nazis and communists
- 5) November 1932
- Von Papen is sacked
- Hindenburg hated Hitler
- Refused to make Hitler Chancellor
- Von Schleicher abandoned von Papen.
- 6) December 1932
- Schleicher becomes Chancellor
- Hindenburg was struggling to find a strong government
- No Hitler
- Hindenburg made Schleicher Chancellor
- 7) January 1933
- 1) March 1932
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