Germany - Hitler's Rise to Power 1919-1933
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What were the fve parts to Hitler’s takeover of the DAP?
-Party policy
-Hitler’s personal appeal
-Party organization
-Party leadership
-The SA
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The 25 Point Programme
\-A vision for a perfect Germany.
\-Based around the ideas of both Nationalism and Socialism
\-Based around the ideas of both Nationalism and Socialism
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25 Point Programme - Point 1
The unity of all German-speaking people into a greater Germany
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25 Point Programme - Point 4
Only Germans can be citizens and no Jew can be a German
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5 Point Programme - Point 9+24
All citizens have equal rights, freedom of religion
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5 Point Programme - Point 14
Large companies must share their profits with the workers
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Why was the 25 Point programme sucsessful?
It appealed to all areas of the political spectrum and therfore appealed to everyone
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What was Hitler’s personal appeal?
-Well rehearsed speeches
-Gestures to draw audiences in (leaning forward and fixing his eyes on the audience)
-Had publicity photos and paintings done
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The SA
The army belonging to the Nazi party
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What did the SA do to help the nazi party?
\-Disrupted SDP and Communist meetings
\-Helped publicise the army
\-Raised arm salute, brownshirt uniform, swastika usage
\-Helped publicise the army
\-Raised arm salute, brownshirt uniform, swastika usage
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Psutch
An attempt to take power by force
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Why did the Munich Psutch happen?
\-Hitler hated the Weimar Republic
\-Hitler hated the Treaty of Versailles
\-Hitler believed all of Germany would support
\-The WR was blamed for hyperinflation
\-Hitler hated the Treaty of Versailles
\-Hitler believed all of Germany would support
\-The WR was blamed for hyperinflation
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How did the government try to reduce unemployment?
\-Bruing reduced spending and raised taxes
\-Increased sales income on beer and sugar
\-Increased sales income on beer and sugar
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How did Hitler campaign to become the president of the Nazi party?
\-Rode aeroplanes around Germany to make speeches
\-No communist campaigns
\-Became recognised as a political figure
\-No communist campaigns
\-Became recognised as a political figure
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Why was the role of Hitler important in increasing Nazi support?
\-His charisma drew people in
\-25 Point plan appealed to both sides of the political spectrum
\-25 Point plan appealed to both sides of the political spectrum
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Why were the nazis able to increase support between 1928-1932?
\-People wanted people to blame for the wall street crash, blamed the WR
\-Use of propaganda + Joseph Goebbels
\-Use of propaganda + Joseph Goebbels
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How did big businesses help gain support for the Nazis?
\-Nazis received money from big businesses which they used for advertisement
\-They helped them gain publicity
\-They helped them gain publicity
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Joseph Goebbels
German Nazi politician who was chief propagandist for the Nazi Party and one of Hitler’s closest advocates
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How did Joseph Goebbels help increase support for the Nazis?
He masterminded propaganda to advertise the nazi party