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When was Hitler appointed chancellor?

30 January 1933

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What did Hitler do as soon as he became chancellor?

Called for fresh elections - to be held 5 March 1933

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Who appointed Hitler chancellor?

President von Hindenburg

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What happened on the night of 27 February 1933?

The Reichstag Fire

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When was the Reichstag Fire?

27 February 1933

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What did Hitler claim about the Reichstag Fire?

It is part of a Communist conspiracy to takeover the country

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What did Hindenburg grant Hitler on 28 February 1933?

The Reichstag Fire Decree - Powers to deal with the emergency (emergency powers)

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What powers did the Reichstag Fire give Hitler? (1)

He can arrest opponents without trial

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What powers did the Reichstag Fire give Hitler? (2)

He can censor the press

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What happens on 5 March 1933?

A general election

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What makes it easier to remember the following events?

They happen in consecutive months.

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What percentage of the vote do the Nazis win in March 1933?

44%

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What is a coalition?

A government of more than one political party

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Who did the Nazis form a coalition with?

The German National People’s Party (or Nationalist Party)

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What percentage of the vote did the German National People’s Party win?

8%

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With their coalition partners, what percentage of the seats in the Reichstag supported Hitler?

52%

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What did the Nazis do on 23 March 1933?

Pass the Enabling Act

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What did the Enabling Act make Hitler?

Effectively a legal dictator

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What was the final vote on the Enabling Act?

444-94

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What three groups does Hitler target using the Enabling Act? (2)

The press (the newspapers/radio etc.)

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What three groups does Hitler target using the Enabling Act? (3)

Trade unions

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What three groups does Hitler target using the Enabling Act? (3)

Other political parties

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What does Hitler carry out on the night of 30 June 1934?

The Night of the Long Knives

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What happens during the Night of the Long Knives?

Hitler has leading SA members, including leader Ernst Rohm, arrested and killed.

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When was the Night of the Long Knives?

30 June 1934

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When does Hindenburg die?

2 August 1934

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What happens on 2 August 1934?

Hindenburg dies

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What does Hitler do on 19 August 1934, a few weeks after Hindenburg’s death?

Combines the office of president and chancellor to make himself ‘Fuhrer’

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When does Hitler make himself Fuhrer?

19 August 1934