Reasons for Nazi electoral success
- Created by: Sophie
- Created on: 30-11-14 16:42
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- Reasons for Nazi Electoral Success
- The impact of the Depression
- Caused many people to vote for extreme parties
- Moderate parties seemed unable to achieve anything substantial
- Nazis seemed to offer radical action
- The appeal of Hitler
- Gifted public speaker
- Projected the idea that he was the saviour who would solve Germany'siissues
- Used his private plane to tour the country and give his speeches
- Offered something to all sections of society
- Gave the German people someone to blame for Germany'sissues
- Jews and communists
- The use of the SA
- Disrupted meetings of political rivals
- Protected Nazi speakers during election meetings
- Financial support
- Industrialists such as Bosch and Krupp
- Feared a communist take over
- Concerned at the growth of trade union
- The use of propaganda
- Dr Josef Goebbels
- Ensured the Hitler message hit home
- Staged mass rallies
- Huge poster campaigns
- Used radio and cinema
- Dr Josef Goebbels
- The impact of the Depression
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