Why Hitler Rose to Power
- Created by: hbarrowlewis
- Created on: 25-05-18 20:19
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- Why did Hitler come to power?
- Long-term bitterness
- Deep anger about the First World War and Treaty of Versailles
- Underlying bitterness and visciousness
- This was seen as appealing, so they received support
- Deep anger about the First World War and Treaty of Versailles
- This was seen as appealing, so they received support
- Ineffective communication
- Weakness in the constitution
- crippled government
- Many Germans wanted to return to dictatorship
- crippled government
- Weakness in the constitution
- Money
- Wealthy businessmen
- Propaganda and election campaigns
- Wealthy businessmen
- Propaganda
- Jewish blame
- Hitler was the last hope
- Propaganda and election campaigns
- Jewish blame
- Programme
- Hitler promised everyone something in exchange for support
- Attacks on opponents
- Left Germans feeling very scared. Many kept quiet as they were scared they were going to be murdered if they spoke out
- Stormtrooperswere let go by judges and they were let go
- Left Germans feeling very scared. Many kept quiet as they were scared they were going to be murdered if they spoke out
- Personal qualities
- Good organiser and politician
- Qualities like this meant more people supported him
- Sent by God to be a dictator and rule the world
- Brilliant speaker
- Qualities like this meant more people supported him
- Sent by God to be a dictator and rule the world
- Brilliant speaker
- Good organiser and politician
- Economic depression
- The Wall Street Crash
- Germany economy collapsed
- Unemployment rates increased
- People starving on the streets
- Desperation
- Turning to Nazism
- Seats in the Reichstag rose.
- Turning to Nazism
- The Wall Street Crash
- Long-term bitterness
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