removal of Nazi opposition
- Created by: Jared Hindley
- Created on: 01-06-16 15:45
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2. what were the effects of the fire?
- Hitler turned to eating chocolate digestives
- Hitler ordered that communist leader's houses to be burnt.
- Hitler said the fire was a communist conspiracy and he persuaded Hindenburg to declare a state of emergeancy where he could legally use decrees to govern Germany.
- there was riots and protesting against the communists.
3. what was the effect of the enabling act?
- Germany became a totalitarian state
- Hitler could buy as many ice creams as he wanted
- Hitler could kill all the communists.
4. what was the effect of the death of Hindenburg?
- Hitler combined the powers of chancellor and president to become the Fuhrer.
- thousands of people mourned the war hero.
- germany lost a solid trustworthy man.
5. when did Hindenburg die?
- december 1933
- august 1934
- october 1934
- november 1934
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