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How did Gustav Stressman help germany get back on their feet

Economic measures:

  • Dawes plan

  • Rentenmark

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What year did Stressmann introduce the new currency?

1923

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When did French agree to leave Rhineland?

june 1930 whoch was 5 years ahead of previsouly agreed date, 1935

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What year was the young plan established?

1929

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Why were the nationalist gr angry at Germant for accepting young plan?

  • payment scale too long so limit progress

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Who created the petition against young plan? What yr?

Alfred hugenb

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When was the referendum for the young plan held?

december 1929

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What percentage of people voted against the young plan in the referendum?

14%

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Why was there British opposition to the young plan?

2 memorials just held so strong feelings

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Concequences of the young plan?

came to nothing due to wall street crash

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What year did hitler come to power?

1933

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Diplomacy

Negotiations and agreements to reach decisions

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What did Stressmann use to improve Germany’s position?

Diplomacy

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Loranco pact was signed when any b

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What yr was loranco pact

1925

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Countries in loranco pact

  • Britian

  • Belgium

  • Czehoslovakia

  • France

  • Germany

  • Poland

  • Italy

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French and German exchange in Loranco pact

  • French agreed no to occupt the Rhur

  • Germany agreed to give back Alsace Lorraine

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What did all 7 countries agree on in Loranco pact?

stop force only in the case of self-defense

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What yr was stressmann awarded nobel prize?

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What was the league of nations and what year was it created?

  • 1926

  • allowed countries to discuss world problems w/out the use of violence

  • germany not invited

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How did Germany end up joining league of nations?

Stressmann presuaded other great powers to join and this showed they were accepted into the ‘international family’

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Concequences of Germany joining The lague of nations.

  • some disagreed as they saw this as acceptance for the terms of The Treaty of Versaillles

  • Improved relations w other great nations

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What yr was kellog briand pact?

1928

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How many countries signed Kellog-Briand act?

62

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Point of Kellog-Briand act?

  • no future war

  • no military forces used to settle disgreements

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Concequences Kellog-Briand act

  • German public confidence that political parties can make Germany strong again

  • Opposition as didnt do anything for TOV

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What was the German Policy of Stessmann?

The loranco treaties

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Election results of Hitler in 1928

12 seats

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Election results of Hitler in 1930

107 seats

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Election results of Hitler in June 1932

230 seats

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Election results of Hitler in november 1932

196 seats- SA’s campaign of violence beagn to have a negative effect

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Who was the private army Hitler appointed to protect the NSDAP

SA/ brownshirts (sometimes caller stormtroopers)

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How did NAZIs advertise themselves?

  • Propaganda including posters, meetings, radio brodcasts, SA soup kitchens, the “Hitler over Germany” campaign

  • Speaking talents to promote himslef as the saviour of Germany

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Who was the presdient after Stressamnn

Hidenburg

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Who did Hidenbug chose as president?

  • Von Papen

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When did Hidenburg chose Hitler as chancellor?

January 30th of 1933

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Why did Hidenberg chose Hitler to be chancellor?

  • Hidenburg had to keep ruling using Article 48

  • He had no option other than to Make Hitler chancellor

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What was the role of the SA

  • reinforced the ideas that NAZIs could bring a better future for Germany using swords and flags

  • Distrupted meetings of political opponents

  • SA used violence and opposition to threaten the opposition in the elections of 1930-32.

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March 1933 elections- called by Hitler

  • NSDAP did not get majority of seats, they got 288 seats so they joined with nationalists to get the majority

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What did the enabling act allow Hitler to do?

  • allowed Hitler to make laws without consulting the Reichstag for 4 years

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What did Hitler do with the power of the enabling act?

  • Banned opposing parties and put leaders in conentration camps

  • Banned trade unions

  • NAZIS in charge of all state governments

  • Used fear and intimmidation to make sure poeple did not challenge NAZIs

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Who was the leader of the SA?

Rhom

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Why did the SA become a threat

  • numbers and military training

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What did Hitler do to the SA?

  • Shot 400 leaders of SA at the night of four long knives

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What did Hitler do when Hidenberg die?

oppoinited himslef as chancellor and president combined and called his new role fuhrer

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Propaganda after hitler became Fuhrer

  • Hitler set up cult of the Fuhrer presenting himslef as the greatest surviour of Germany

  • Goebelles made sure ppl were bombarded with information so they stay loyal

  • Posters, pictures, art exhibitions and films made to show how great NAZIs were

  • Hitler’s speeches were regullarly broadcasted on radio to remind ppl how much the NAZIs were improving their lives

  • Censorship on newspapers

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What did Hitler use to showcase hoe efficient modern and advanced Germany was

1936 Olympics

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What were concentartion camps used for?

Imprison anyone who went against NAZI state

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Who ran the concentration camps?

SS

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Who was the gestapo

the secret police

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What was the job of the Gestapo

Go aorund and check if people were loyal to the NAZIs

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What happens if the Gestapo find people who are not loyal to the NAZIs?

Taken off in the middle of the night and sent to camps

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What was the number of blocks Germany was being divided in?

30-40 houses

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What was the point of havin a NAZI living there?

keep and eye on all families and report to police and Gestapo if they noticed Anti-Nazi behaviour

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