Nazi Power 1933 - 1945
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- Nazi Power 1933 - 1945
- The Enabling Act was passed in March 1933 and gave Hitler the power to make laws without consulting parliament
- The Nazis took over local government in April 1933
- In May 1933 Trade Unions were banned.
- In May 1933 25,000 'un-German' books were burned
- This protest was activated by Goebbels
- In July 1933 all parties except the Nazis were banned from the Reichstag.
- The Night of The Long Knives
- All political opponents inside the Nazi party were killed
- They often consisted of Nazis making Hitler keep to his socialist promises.
- Hitler defined himself as 'a socialist when it suited him'
- They often consisted of Nazis making Hitler keep to his socialist promises.
- 150 leaders of SA were killed
- All political opponents inside the Nazi party were killed
- President Hindenburg, Hitler's biggest opposition, died on the 2nd of August 1934
- In February 1935 Goering was ordered to establish Luftwaffe, the German Air force.
- In May 1936 Germany reoccupied the Rhineland. This is in clear violation of the Treaty of Versailles
- In 1936 the Hitler Youth was made compulsory for all German boys
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