Hitler's rise to power
- Created by: Emily Laybourn
- Created on: 10-04-13 23:14
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Hitler's rise to power
- Hitler didn't rise to power because of one event, but because of events outside of Germany, strength of the Nazi party, weakness of other parties
- he became chancellor
Summary
- 1929- American stock exchange collapsed causing economic depression. America called in all it's foreign loans which destroyed Weimar Germany and unemployment rose to 6m
- Government expenditure was cut including wages and unemployment pay
- Bruning couldn't get Reichstag to agree with him so Hindenburg used article 48 to pass measures by decree
- anger and bitterness helped Nazis gain more support
- many turned to communism which frightened wealthy businessmen so they financed Hitler's campaign
- middle class decided that…
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