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Adolf Hitler

Hitler in Power

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Early life

• Born Austria 1889

• Failed to enter art college

• Lived in Vienna

• Joined German army in 1914

• Fought on western front

• Injured in action

• Awarded iron cross for bravery

• Reichstag building burned

• Hitler blamed communists

• Communist party banned

• Enabling Act passed- 1933

• Majority of parliament agreed

• Hitler could rule by decree

• End of democracy in Germany

• SA became a threat

• Over 2 million members

• Leader criticised Hitler

After the War

• Very angry with Treaty of Versailles

• Worked as army spy after war

• Spied on political party meetings

• Joins a Party and changes name to Nazi Party

• Very gifted speaker

• Becomes leader of Nazi party

• Private army formed - Stormtroopers (SA)

Hitler in Power (cont)

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Rebellion and jail

• Called “Night of the long knives”

• Secret police formed (Gestapo)

• Only Nazi party allowed

• No unions allowed

• Concentration camps opened

• German President dies

• New title for Hitler - Fuhrer

• Army swore oath of loyalty to him

• Organises a rebellion in Munich

• Rebellion crushed

• Hitler and leaders jailed

• Wrote “Mein Kampf” in jail

• Contains Nazi ideas and plans

• Released in 1924

• Nazi party very small and weak

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Rise to Power

• Wall Street crash in 1929

• Major economic crisis in Germany

• Unemployment reaches over 6 million

• Nazi ideas win huge support

• Largest party in 1932

• January 1933 - Hitler appointed Chancellor

Control over young people

• Education strictly organised

• Subjects carefully selected

• Youth movements formed

• Aim – prepare young for war

Tackled unemployment problem

Very Strict Censorship

• Dr. Goebbels minister in charge

• Public burning of banned books

• No freedom of the press allowed

• Huge public rallies

• Huge public works schemes

• New road system developed - the Autobahn

• New jobs in arms factories

• Massive increase in army numbers

• New peoples car produced - VW Beetle

• Strikes forbidden – wages controlled

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