HOW HITLER came to power

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[Hitler's policies] were half-baked, racist clap-trap... but among the jumble of hysterical

[Hitler's policies] were half-baked, racist clap-trap... but among the jumble of hysterical
ideas Hitler showed a sure sense of how to appeal to the lowest instincts of frightened masses.
He was holding the masses, and me with them, under an hypnotic spell by the sheer force of his beliefs. His words were like a whip. When he spoke of the disgrace of Germany, I felt ready to attack any enemy.
Karl Ludecke, an early follower of Hitler (1924)

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HEINRICH BRÜNING 30 MARCH 1930 – 30 MAY 1932

First Chansellor after Depression started set

HEINRICH BRÜNING 30 MARCH 1930 – 30 MAY 1932 First Chansellor after
of unpopular reforms
– raised taxes, cut social obligations
Started to use Article 48 of Constitution excessively
Tried to imply agrarian reform that would give land to simple Germans and
was quickly released from office
Banned NSDAP as too extremist

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PAUL VON HINDENBURG 12 MAY 1925 – 2 AUGUST 1934

2nd president of Weimar
Ex- ww1

PAUL VON HINDENBURG 12 MAY 1925 – 2 AUGUST 1934 2nd president
general known for his nationalist views
Chief of General Staff during war
Didn’t like Weimar idea of democracy and even tried to turn it into presidential
Republic
In 1929 when Depression started he turned 82 !!!

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FRANZ VON PAPEN 1 JUNE – 17 NOVEMBER 1932

New Chancellor supposed to bring an

FRANZ VON PAPEN 1 JUNE – 17 NOVEMBER 1932 New Chancellor supposed
order into chaos of Weimar politics
Too conservative and cautious
Was impressed by Hitler’s energy and pursuaded Hindenburg that Hitler
might be controlled
Freed Nazies from ban
Couldn’t hold to power and had to rely on Hitler

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ADOLF HITLER 30 JANUARY 1933 – 30 APRIL 1945

Became Chancellor in January 1930

ADOLF HITLER 30 JANUARY 1933 – 30 APRIL 1945 Became Chancellor in
after Hindenburg was asked to do so by
many industrailsts and Papen himself
3 weeks in office he set up a “Reichstag Fire” – plotted arsony that let him blame
Communist (2nd biggest party in Reichstag) in everything
… a time of democracy has ended

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ELECTIONS OF 14TH SEPTEMBER 1930

ELECTIONS OF 14TH SEPTEMBER 1930

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ELECTIONS OF 31 JULY 1932

ELECTIONS OF 31 JULY 1932

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ELECTIONS OF 6TH NOVEMBER 1932

ELECTIONS OF 6TH NOVEMBER 1932

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ELECTIONS OF 5TH MARCH 1933

ELECTIONS OF 5TH MARCH 1933

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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS 1932

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS 1932

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SS TERROR

Hitler never hesitated to use policy of terror
Formed in 1925

SS TERROR Hitler never hesitated to use policy of terror Formed in
as parallel to SA group
Goal – party leader protection, terror against communist and jews
High sense of order, and subordinance to its leader Himmler and party Fuhrer

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MACHTERGREIFUNG ( SEIZE OF POWER)

Term coined by Nazis to stress the active

MACHTERGREIFUNG ( SEIZE OF POWER) Term coined by Nazis to stress the
part of coming to power
How true is this??
Sneaking to power was followed by policy of Gleichschaltung
(gleich = alike, the same (ru – равный, одинаковый, подобный schaultung – switching, circuit (ru – управление, соединение)
Policy of leveling political life by destroying political competitiors and abusing personal rights

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NO POWER BUT NAZI

POLITICALLY
Hitler set up reichstag fire to blame communist for

NO POWER BUT NAZI POLITICALLY Hitler set up reichstag fire to blame
it and to use article in constitution to ban communist party and soon enough all other political powers
By 1934 all parties and trade unions were prohibited
In 1934 upon death of aged president Hindenburg Hitler merge posts of President and Chancellior thus becoming FUHRER ? an end of separating powers
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