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Hitler's Rise to Power ( in date order )

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Hitler's Rise to Power ( in date order )

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Hitler's Rise to Power ( in date order )

  1. When was The Germans Workers Party formed and who by?

    • Anton Drexler
    • January 1919
  2. Hitler joined in September 1919

    • He was the 55th member
    • He showed talent in public speaking (propaganda) and was made a leader
  3. He was in charge of propaganda and he helped to write the ' 25 point plan '

  4. In 1920 , Hitler changed the name of the German Workers Party to the National Socialist German Party

    • They began to gain popularity
      • Hitler bought a Munich newspaper called Volkischer Beobacter
  5. In 1921 Hitler became leader

  6. Hitler had 3 beliefs which were ;

    • Fuhrer Principle (country rule by one powerful person)
    • Race ( idea that some are better than others the German race , arayan , must be kept pure to become the ' master race '
    • Communism must be destroyed
  7. His beliefs towards the Jewish were ;

    • That they were the biggest threat to the Aryan race
    • He thought they were involved in a conspiracy to take over the world
    • He thought they helped toward Germany being defeated in WW1
    • He wanted them destroyed
  8. What was the SA?

    • in 1991 Hitler set up a group called the SA
    • They were also known as the Brownshirts
    • They were the Nazi Partys private army
    • Most of the members were former Freikorps who HATED communism
  9. In November 1923 Hitler decided to overthrow the government

    • Hitler was angry at Stresseman because he decided to end the passive resistance in the Ruhr and pay the reperations to France
    • He felt it was weak to give in to France again
  10. On the 8th November Hitler armed the SA and entered the Bavarian Government ( Munich ) meeting

    • This attack was known as the Munich Putsch
    • On the 9th November the Munich police stopped the revolt
  11. Ludendorff was a WW1 leader who supported Hitler . He agreed with Hitlers beliefs and liked Hitlers ideas

  12. What were the immediate repercussions of the Munich ?

    • They failed because 16 of the 21 Nazis who carried out the attack died
  13. What happened to Hitler after the revolt ?

    • He was arrested and sentenced to 5 years in jail
      • He only served 6months of his sentence and whilst inside he wrote 'Mein Kampf' ( meaning my life struggles
  14. Hitler decided to change the tactics after the Munich Putsch and came to power by elections and not by force.

    • This was because using force would've failed so he decided to use legal methods
      • for example , to come into power he actualy waited to be elected

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GCSE (Nazi Germany) History Mapa Mental sobre Hitler's Rise to Power ( in date order ), creado por Tamara Lancaster el 29/03/2016.
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