Rise of Hitler and the Nazis
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- Rise of Hitler and the Nazis
- The Nazi Party 1924-28
- Nazi method to win support
- Mein Kampf
- Hitler's autobiography promoted his aims and became best seller
- Propaganda
- Josef Goebbels managed Nazi propaganda and targeted specific groups
- Posters and newspapers
- Posters got their messages across. Newspapers explained ideas in depth
- Rallies
- Regularly held rallies with military style marches and powerful speeches from Hitler
- Very popular with young supporters
- Meetings
- Ran evening clases to train members in public speaking so they could spread Nazi ideas
- Fear
- Forced people to support the Nazis and if they refused, they would get killed
- Mein Kampf
- Nazi method to win support
- Hitler becomes Chancellor
- Franz von Papen
- Started to negotiate with Hitler when von Schleicher became Chancellor
- He persuaded Hindenburg that Hitler could be controlled
- This helped as Hindenburg thought the Nazis was too violent and this was why he didn't appoint Hitler eventhough the Nazis became the biggest party
- 25 point programme
- Written to different German Society e.g. Upper, middle and working class
- Hitler's appeal
- Brilliant speaker and strong leader
- Toured Germany and met people and made powerful speeches
- Promised to smash Communists and end unemployment
- Trusted Hitler as he gave them hope and encouragement Showed that they can depend on him
- Blamed the Jews for being responsible
- Trusted Hitler as he gave them hope and encouragement Showed that they can depend on him
- Blamed the Jews for being responsible
- Appealed to women
- Brilliant speaker and strong leader
- Franz von Papen
- Wall Street Crash
- Effects on Germany
- How Wall Street Crash helped Hitler become Chancellor
- Hitler becomes Chancellor
- Franz von Papen
- Started to negotiate with Hitler when von Schleicher became Chancellor
- He persuaded Hindenburg that Hitler could be controlled
- This helped as Hindenburg thought the Nazis was too violent and this was why he didn't appoint Hitler eventhough the Nazis became the biggest party
- 25 point programme
- Written to different German Society e.g. Upper, middle and working class
- Hitler's appeal
- Brilliant speaker and strong leader
- Toured Germany and met people and made powerful speeches
- Promised to smash Communists and end unemployment
- Trusted Hitler as he gave them hope and encouragement Showed that they can depend on him
- Trusted Hitler as he gave them hope and encouragement Showed that they can depend on him
- Appealed to women
- Brilliant speaker and strong leader
- Franz von Papen
- Hitler's seats went up as unemployment increased
- He promised to create thousands of jobs
- Nazi Party gave them hope and purpose so many joined
- Blamed Jews and Communists
- He said only Nazis could restore low and order
- Nazi Election Promises
- Hitler becomes Chancellor
- The values of shares collapsed and American had to end their loans to Germany and were asked to pay back.
- Stopped paying reparations since America stopped the loans
- German business men had to close their businesses as they were reliant on US loans.
- 6 million unemployed by 1932. Government had to cut benefits and families suffered poverty
- Weimar blamed for being too dependent on US loans and criticised for not dealing with effects of depression
- How Wall Street Crash helped Hitler become Chancellor
- Effects on Germany
- The Nazi Party 1924-28
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