The Rise of the Nazis

SA (Sturm-Arbteilung)

A paramilitary organization meant to protect Nazi public speakers but often instigated fights, led by Hermann Goering.

Munich Putsch

Hitler's failed attempt to overthrow the Bavarian government in 1923, resulting in his arrest and subsequent trial.

Ernst Rohm

Led the SA for Hitler in 1921, a key figure in the early Nazi movement.

Heinrich Himmler

Regional party chief for various regions, played a significant role in the Nazi Party.

Munich Beer Hall Putsch Trial

Hitler's trial following the failed coup, where he gained publicity and impressed with his oratory skills.

Nazi Party Reorganization

Hitler's restructuring of the party post-1924 to focus on electoral success rather than a coup.

Rise of the Nazis

Facilitated by the Depression, weakened Weimar government, promises of employment, and support from industrialists.

Propaganda

Utilized by the Nazis through various means like radio, rallies, and posters to spread their message effectively.

Flexibility of Nazi Party

Adapted promises and ideologies to appeal to different societal groups, ensuring broad support.

Hitler's Leadership

Portrayed as a 'superman' through posters and rallies, known for his public speaking skills and consistency.