How was the Nazi Party reorganised in the years 1924-28?
This diagram shows how the Nazi Party was reorganised and strengthened in the years 1924-28.
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- How was the Nazi party reorganized in the years 1924-28?
- The SA
- This was strengthened with more young men encouraged to join.
- The image of the organisation was changed, placing the emphasis on discipline and order rather than violence and intimidation.
- Bamberg Conference
- Hitler survived threats to his leadership of the party from Gregor Strasser and Joseph Gobbels.
- They wanted the party to become more socialist in order to gain more support from the working classes.
- Goebbels became one of Hitlers greatest supporters.
- Hitler was opposed to the idea of making the party more socialist so he called a conference to confirm his leadership.
- Goebbels became one of Hitlers greatest supporters.
- Hitler survived threats to his leadership of the party from Gregor Strasser and Joseph Gobbels.
- Nazi Organisations
- These were set up to appeal to certain interest groups, including the Nazi Students' League, the teachers' League and the Woman's' League.
- The Nazi youth movement was organised to appeal to the young.
- Party Rallies
- In 1926 a Nazi party rally was held at Weimar. This began the pattern of military-style parades
- Party Organisation
- Hitler reorganized the Party to make it more efficient and to ensure it was prepared, even at street level, to fight elections.
- He created a national headquarters in Munich and insisted on the central control of finance and membership.
- Branches of the party, known as Gaus, were set up all over Germany and were placed under the control of a Party official knowing as a Gauleiter
- Propaganda
- Gobbels organised Party propaganda and used posters skillfully. He also used Nazi newspapers and meetings to put across the Nazi ideals.
- He discovered that their anti-Jewish message had most appeal among the working classes and increased anti-Semitic propaganda.
- The Nazis were the only party to run evening classes to train their members in public speaking skills.
- Gobbels organised Party propaganda and used posters skillfully. He also used Nazi newspapers and meetings to put across the Nazi ideals.
- Mein Kampf
- Hitler's book, Mein Kampf, was published in 1925 and, because of the publicity from Hitler's trial, it became a best seller.
- Agricultural areas
- From 1928, the Nazis focused much more on winning support in agricultural areas.
- This was because of the depression, which had affected farming throughout the 1920s and worsened in 1927 with a further slump in food prices.
- This was because of the depression, which had affected farming throughout the 1920s and worsened in 1927 with a further slump in food prices.
- From 1928, the Nazis focused much more on winning support in agricultural areas.
- The SA
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