Hitler's Rise to Power, 1919–1933

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When did Hitler join the German Workers' Party (DAP)?

September 1919, became the Nazi Party (NSDAP) in 1920.

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What was the Nazi Party's 25-Point Programme (1920)?

Policies including rejection of Versailles, uniting German-speaking people, antisemitism, stronger national government.

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What was the SA?

Nazi paramilitary organisation, known as Brownshirts, which protected meetings and intimidated opponents.

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What was the Munich Putsch (1923)?

Hitler's failed attempt to overthrow the Bavarian government, resulting in his imprisonment.

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What were the consequences of the Munich Putsch?

Hitler was imprisoned, gained publicity and decided to pursue power through legal means.

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What was Mein Kampf?

Hitler's book outlining Nazi ideology, including extreme nationalism, antisemitism and territorial expansion.

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How was the Nazi Party reorganised after 1924?

Hitler established local branches, appointed Gauleiters and developed propaganda and the SS.

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Why was Nazi support limited during 1924–1928?

Economic recovery reduced support for extremist parties, Nazis won only 12 Reichstag seats May 1928.

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What caused the Great Depression in Germany?

1929 Wall Street Crash led to US loan withdrawals, business failures, mass unemployment.

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How badly did unemployment affect Germany by 1932?

Approximately 6 million Germans unemployed.

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Why did the Depression increase Nazi support?

Economic hardship weakened confidence in Weimar democracy, increased demand for strong leadership.

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How did Nazi propaganda attract voters?

Goebbels used posters, rallies, speeches and radio to present Hitler as Germany's saviour.

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How did the SA help Nazi electoral success?

Intimidated political opponents and created an impression of Nazi strength and discipline.

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How did Nazi electoral support change by July 1932?

Nazis became the largest Reichstag party, winning 230 seats.

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Why did Hindenburg initially refuse to appoint Hitler?

Distrusted Hitler, considered him unsuitable for the chancellorship.

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What role did Franz von Papen play in Hitler's appointment?

Persuaded Hindenburg to appoint Hitler, believing conservative politicians could control him.

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When did Hitler become Chancellor?

30 January 1933, appointed by President Hindenburg.