The Rise of Hitler and his Ideologies

1919:

March 23 - National Fascist Party formed in Italy

June 28 - Germany forced to sign Treaty of Versailles, which angered many civilians due to the reparations which destabilised Germany for years

July 31 - Socialist German government is changed to Democratic Weimar Republic

September 12 - Adolf gets sent by military to join and spy on German Workers Party

1920:

February 24 - Hitler becomes a important part of the party due to his [manipulative] speeches and the group declares 25 point program which was to transform Germany

1921:

July 29 - Hitler becomes chairman of his party and renamed it to National Socialist German Workers’ Party, or NSDAP.

1922:

October 30 - Mussolini manages to turn luck and division into an invitation to run the Italian government. Hitler notes his success.

1923:

January 27 - 1st party of Nazi congress

November 9 - Hitler stages a coup with the help of Erich Ludendorff, SA brownshirts and browbeaten local, which fails.

1924:

April 1 - Hitler turns his trial into grandstand for his idea which leads him to being know across Germany and derisory 5 month sentence

December 20 - Hitler is released from jail and he has began to write Mein Kampf

1928:

May 20 - Elections to the Reichstag is 2.6% to the NSDAP

1929:

October 4 - NY stock market crashes causing great depression. America pulls out loans to Germany and Germany falters and begins to collapse.

1930:

January 23 - Nazi hold a notable position in Government

March 30 - Heinrich Brüning takes over the right wing and wants to put in a deflationary policy to counter economic depression.

July 16 - Due to budget decrease, Brüning invokes Article 48, which allows decision to be made without Reichstags input or consent. This is start of losing democracy.

September 14 - Increase in unemployment in Germany, lose of both left and right extremists and parties, NSDAP wins and becomes the second largest party in Reichstag.

1932:

January: Hitlers support is broadend and is gathering money.

March 13: Hitler comes a strong second in the presidential elections.

April 10: Hindenburg defeats Hitler at the second attempt to become president.

April 13: Brüning’s government bans the SA and other groups from marching.

May 30: Brüning is forced to resign; Hindenburg is talked into making Franz von Papen chancellor.

June 16: The SA ban is revoked.

July 31: The NSDAP polls 37.4 percent and becomes the largest party in the Reichstag.

August 13: Papen offers Hitler the post of vice-chancellor, but Hitler refuses, accepting nothing less than being chancellor.

August 31: Hermann Göring, long a leading Nazi and a link between Hitler and the aristocracy, becomes president of the Reichstag and uses his new power to manipulate events.

November 21: Hitler turns down more government offers, wanting nothing less than to be chancellor.

December 2: Papen is forced out, and Hindenburg is influenced into appointing the general, and prime right-wing manipulator, Kurt von Schleicher, chancellor.

1933:

January 30 - Papen persuades Hindenburg that Hitler should be appointed as chancellor

February 6 - Hitler introduces censorship

February 27 - Reichstag is set on fire as election comes up

February 28 - Hitler passes law that ends civil liberties in Germany after the mass communist movement

March 5: The NSDAP, riding on the communist scare and aided by a now tame police force boosted by masses of SA, polls at 43.9 percent.4 The Nazis ban the communists.

March 21: During the "Day of Potsdam," the Nazis open the Reichstag in a carefully stage-managed act which tries to show them as heirs of the Kaiser.

March 24: Hitler passes the Enabling Act; it makes him a dictator for four years.

July 14: With other parties banned or splitting up, the NSDAP becomes the only political party left in Germany.

1934:

June 30: During the "Night of the Long Knives," dozens are killed as Hitler shatters the power of the SA, and leader Ernst Röhm is executed after trying to merge his force with the army.

July 3: Papen resigns.

August 2: Hindenburg dies. Hitler merges the posts of chancellor and president, becoming the supreme leader of Nazi Germany.

https://www.thoughtco.com/hitlers-rise-to-power-timeline-1221353

https://www.nationalww2museum.org/war/articles/how-did-adolf-hitler-happen#:~:text=Hitler%20rose%20to%20power%20through,Allies%20compelled%20the%20new%20German

https://www.britannica.com/biography/Adolf-Hitler/Rise-to-power