How did Hitler change the Nazi Party in the years 1924-29 3.5 / 5 based on 3 ratings ? HistoryWWII and Nazi Germany 1939-1945GCSEEdexcel Created by: Antonia LoizouCreated on: 09-06-13 12:47 Split the Party into regions He sent gauleiters to different regions they were only answerable to him this meant that he had more control over each area he could target people more effectively and it meant that he was more in control. 1 of 4 Financial Aid He improved party finances Befriended Germany's most wealthy business men This was because they shared his hatred of communism and he said that he would destroy that party. This meant that he was recieving a lot of donations from companyies such as Bosch and Thyssen. This meant that he could fund his propaganda 2 of 4 Expanding the SA The extra income meant that he could expand the SA It had 400,000 members by 1930 It allowed him to intimidate rivals this meant that he could gain more respect and have more influence in the votes in the Reichstag He also made the ** in 1925. 3 of 4 Propaganda Worked with Goebbels on this. Was achieved using the money from the business donations It included tactics such as making scapegoats. Promoting Hitler as the voice of the Nazi party. Using up to date technology such as radios and films. this allowed Hitler to indoctrinate people from all angles. created a clear image for the party. This meant that people had belief in them as they appeared to be strong and in control. 4 of 4
History AQA how and why was Hitler able to become chancellor in 1933? & how far did the nazi party develop its deas and organisation up to 1929? 5.0 / 5 based on 1 rating Teacher recommended
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