The Rise of Hitler
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- Created on: 07-05-14 13:38
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- The Rise of Hitler
- The Munich Putsch
- By 1923 was the leader of the Nazi party
- He thought that it was time for his party to seize control of Germany.
- With a group of ex-soldiers, including a war time air ace Hermann Goring, and Field Marshall Ludendorff, the Nazis plotted to seize control of Munich, the capital of Bavaria, and then stage a march on Berlin.
- It was a disaster. The plotters had not planned things carefully enough and Hitler lost his nerve.
- Hitler received a five year prison sentence for the Munich Putsch, but prison was very comfortable and he was let out after serving less than a year. He spent the time writing a book about his ideas - Mein Kampf.
- By 1923 was the leader of the Nazi party
- Supporters
- People supported Hitler because he promised them what they wanted and needed to hear.
- The Weimar Republic appeared to have no solutions to the depression, whereas Hitler did.
- To all Germans , Hitler promised to return Germany to it's former glory by tearing up the treaty of Versaille and making Germany great again
- Hitler promised to deal with the problems of almost everyone in the country - he blamed the Jews and other sections of society.
- Hitler united everyone by giving them reasons for their problems
- By the time voting came about, Hitler and the Nazis had the support of almost all of the county, and was voted into power
- The Munich Putsch
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