9.2.5 Hitler's Dictatorship -TEACH-2023

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9.2E: Hitler's dictatorship

AGE 9. The Time of World Wars

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First make a note in your notebook.

  • Lesson 9.2.5

  • Extremist political parties gain popularity during an (economic) crisis,
  • because people lose faith in their government and look for "a savior".









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First make a note in your notebook.

  • Lesson 9.2.5

  • Extremist political parties gain popularity during an (economic) crisis,
  • because people lose faith in their government and look for "a savior".









Slide 6 - Slide

First make a note in your notebook.

  • Lesson 9.2.5

  • Extremist political parties gain popularity during an (economic) crisis,
  • because people lose faith in their government and look for "a savior".









when
what
where
effect on Hitler / Nazis

Slide 7 - Slide

First make a note in your notebook.

  • Lesson 9.2.5

  • Extremist political parties gain popularity during an (economic) crisis,
  • because people lose faith in their government and look for "a savior".









when
what
where
effect on Hitler / Nazis
1923
Hyperinflation
Germany
Munich Putsch (failed)

Slide 8 - Slide

First make a note in your notebook.

  • Lesson 9.2.5

  • Extremist political parties gain popularity during an (economic) crisis,
  • because people lose faith in their government and look for "a savior".









when
what
where
effect on Hitler / Nazis
1923
Hyperinflation
Germany
Munich Putsch (failed)
1929
the Great Depression
worldwide 
(started in USA)
1932: Hitler wins elections

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In this lesson:
In 1933 Hitler became prime minister of the Weimar Republic.














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In this lesson:
In 1933 Hitler became prime minister of the Weimar Republic.

1. Ending democracy:
He used the Reichstag Fire, new elections and the Enabling Act to end 
democracy.













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In this lesson:
In 1933 Hitler became prime minister of the Weimar Republic.

1. Ending democracy:
He used the Reichstag Fire, new elections and the Enabling Act to end 
democracy.

2. Ending opposition:
During the "Night of the Long Knives" Hitler purged his own party of critical people.
Without opposition, Hitler became Führer (leader): a dictator with absolute power.











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In this lesson:
In 1933 Hitler became prime minister of the Weimar Republic.

1. Ending democracy:
He used the Reichstag Fire, new elections and the Enabling Act to end 
democracy.

2. Ending opposition:
During the "Night of the Long Knives" Hitler purged his own party of critical people.
Without opposition, Hitler became Führer (leader): a dictator with absolute power.

3. Turning Germany into a totalitarian state (nazification):
                          - nazis controlled media and culture
                          - propaganda and cult of personality
                          - racial ideology, indoctrinate children / education
                          - terror: SS & Gestapo, concentration camps









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1924. Hitler in prison after a failed coup.

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Jan. 1933, Hitler is appointed "chancellor"....

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After 1929: Thanks to the crisis, Hitler’s party grew.

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Reichstag elections July 1932
Nazis (brown) are largest parties, but don't have an overall majority

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Jan. 1933, Hitler is appointed "chancellor"....

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...but the nazis don't have an overall a majority in parliament.
And that is what Hitler wants.

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When the Reichstag building is set on fire by a communist,
Hitler seizes the opportunity...

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Hitler declares communists state enemies and organises new elections, using propaganda and terror.

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the S.A. (Sturm Abteilung) = nazis in uniforms.
They arrest communists and intimidate voters

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Reichstag elections March 1933
Nazis (brown) , together with another nationalist party, have an overall majority

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With a majority support in parliament Hitler proposes a new law: 
the Enabling Act

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This law gives Hitler the power to rule without parliament!
Hitler now has dictatorial powers.

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In this lesson:
In 1933 Hitler became prime minister of the Weimar Republic.

1. Ending democracy:
He used the Reichstag Fire, new elections and the Enabling Act to end 
democracy.

2. Ending opposition:
During the "Night of the Long Knives" Hitler purged his own party of critical people.
Without opposition, Hitler became Führer (leader): a dictator with absolute power.

3. Turning Germany into a totalitarian state (nazification):
                          - nazis controlled media and culture
                          - propaganda and cult of personality
                          - racial ideology, indoctrinate children / education
                          - terror: SS & Gestapo, concentration camps









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To strengthen his power, Hitler needed to get rid of "critical" members of his own S.A. (sturmabteilung)

Ernst Röhm

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SA leaders wanted more political influence.
Hitler did not want to share any power.

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Hitler turns to his elite bodyguard troops: the SS to help him 

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During the "Night of the Long Knives" the SA is purged by the SS.
Hitler claims he has prevented an "SA coup".

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Two months later president Hindenburg dies.
He was the last remnant of the Weimar republic.

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Hitler succeeds Hindenburg, combines his office "chancellor" with 
that of "president" into a new title: FÜHRER

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NAZI RADIO

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NAZI POSTERS

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NAZI FILM

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NAZI ART

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NAZI EDUCATION

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Many opponents and "undesired" people are arrested and sent to concentration camps. 

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congratulations
congratulations

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