How did the Nazis take advantage of the Wall St. Crash?
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- How did the Nazis take advantage of the Wall St. Crash?
- Hitler promised to unite Germany and make it strong and rich again.
- Hitler revived the 'stab in the back' theory.
- Blamed Jews, communists and politicians for German surrender.
- He promised to be a strong leader.
- By 1932, the SA had 600,000 members.
- Organised parades which impressed Germans who saw order and discipline.
- The SA were used to intimidate opposition and frequently attacked meetings of rival groups.
- Posters targeted different audiences an the messages were simple but very clear.
- Radio was used for the first time and regular broadcasts were made by Hitler and other Nazis.
- Radios sold cheaply and put in public places to ensure broadcasts weren't missed.
- Nazis owned 8 newspapers, which had their own character and appealed to people.
- Parades and marches organised by mobile units to carry out the Nazi message.
- Smaller scalethan rallies.
- Organised entertainment and speeches in different areas.
- Spent days winning over people.
- Rallies were on a huge scale with thousands of uniformed Nazis parading in ranks.
- Nazis gave the impression of order and discipline.
- Hitler gave commanding speeches in front of thousands of spectators.
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