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Nazi ideas in 1920s
Party had both right wing and left wing aims trying to have the best of both to appeal to more people
Appealed to workers who thought communism was too extreme but still wanted social improvements and held conservative, nationalistic beliefs
25 points in 1920 included Anschluss, regaining German colonies, strong centralized government, increased employment for citizens, all citizens to have equal legal rights, no private ownership of land and the belief Jews were not German citizens
Appeal of Hitler for Nazis
Hitler gave practised very persuasive speeches using hand gestures to increase Nazi membership and support.
As propaganda minister he created posters and images of himself speaking to spread his messages and arguments
Main cause of 2000 members increase within one year in 1920
First year he delivered 31 speaches
Which other ways did Nazis appeal to more people
Named themselves NDSAP to represent both nationalists and communists ideas so appealing to more people
Began producing newspaper in 1920 which within a year produced 17000 papers called Peoples observer in english
Adopted swastika and nazi salute to stand out from other parties
What were the SA