The Nazi Consolidation of Power 1933-1934

Jan 25, 2013

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Lesson objectives. By the end of this lesson you should:Understand the strengths and weaknesses of Hitler's position in 1933Have begun to think about how Hitler consolidated his position as Fuhrer by 1934. January 1933. Hitler's first cabinetOnly included 3 Nazis (in a cabinet of 12)Hitler

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The Nazi Consolidation of Power 1933-1934

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The Nazi Party s Rise to Power: 1928-1933

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Securities and Exchange Acts of 1933 and 1934

Understanding and Essential Questions. Enduring UnderstandingThe Securities and Exchange Acts of 1933 and 1934 established the Securities and Exchange Commission. It also required accountants to follow strict procedures called standard accounting practices. Overall accounting is now conducted m

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Nazi Rule in Germany 1934 - 1939

Nazi Rule in Germany 1934 - 1939. To learn about Nazi rule To understand Hitler’s policies. Law and Order. Hitler abolished all other parties, so that the Nazi Party was in sole control of Germany

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The Nazi Party ’ s Rise to Power: 1928-1933

The Nazi Party ’ s Rise to Power: 1928-1933. 1928 - Hitler’s Nazi Party was a small, insignificant party- had little success in elections By 1933 however Hitler was the chancellor of Germany. The Nazi’s had risen from obscurity to power, total power . . BACKGROUND TO RISE OF HITLER.

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Nazi Consolidation of Power?

Nazi Consolidation of Power?. Creating an Iron Grip. Techniques Used. Propaganda and Indoctrination Nazification of Government Creating a Police State Terror. Propaganda and Indoctrination. Joseph Goebbels Ministry for People’s Enlightenment and Propaganda Set up in 1933

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GLEICHSCHALTUNG JANUARY 1933 – AUGUST 1934

GLEICHSCHALTUNG JANUARY 1933 – AUGUST 1934. HITLER AND THE NAZIS PULL DIFFERENT INSTITUTIONS INTO LINE. Levelling!. TERROR.

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NAZI CONSOLIDATION

NAZI CONSOLIDATION. OF POWER. Promise Monopoly to army. Concessions. Elimination of SA. Air of Respectability. Concordat with Church. Enabling Act. Use of Law. Defends Christianity. Outlaw Parties. Traditions. Emergency Decrees Feb 1933. SA. March 1933 election.

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NAZI CONSOLIDATION

NAZI CONSOLIDATION. OF POWER. “In the deepest need Hindenburg chose Adolf Hitler for Reich Chancellor. You too should vote for List 1. ” March, 1933. Promise Monopoly to army. Concessions. Elimination of SA. Air of Respectability. Concordat with Church. Enabling Act. Use of Law.

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Nazi Germany (1933-1945)

Nazi Germany (1933-1945). Women i n Nazi Germany. Church in Nazi Germany. Index. Work in Nazi Germany. Leisure in Nazi Germany. Women in Nazi Germany. The Lebesborn was made to make the Aryan race bigger. It helped the Aryan families, single mothers and orphan kids.

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The Nazi consolidation of power

January 1933 – August 1934. The Nazi consolidation of power. Elemenst needin to be controlled. Write a list of the elements in society who need to be controlled Consider what methods could be used to control them. Hitler appointed Chancellor 30 Jan 1933.

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The nazi party 1924-1933

Hitler gets out of prison in 1925- more popularity because of trial and his new book, Mein Kampf Reorganized the Nazi Party Organized the SA (former soldiers who used violence in Nazi Germany) and the SS (Hitler’s personal bodyguards that were extremely loyal to him)

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The Nazi State Begins (1933) Triumph of the Will (1934)

The Nazi State Begins (1933) Triumph of the Will (1934). Versailles Treaty (1919). Germany is guilty for the War. Moral Charge- Declaration. Germany is guilty for the War. Economic Charge- Compensations.

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The Nazi Consolidation of Power 1933-1934

The Nazi Consolidation of Power 1933-1934. Lesson objectives. By the end of this lesson you should: Understand the strengths and weaknesses of Hitler’s position in 1933 Have begun to think about how Hitler consolidated his position as Fuhrer by 1934. January 1933. Hitler’s first cabinet

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Nazi Germany – 1933-39

Propaganda. Nazi Germany – 1933-39. Aim of propaganda. The Nazis believed that propaganda was a vital tool in achieving their goals Persuasion – Nazi ideas To ensure nobody in Germany could read or see anything that was hostile or damaging to the Nazi Party

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The Nazi Party ’ s Rise to Power: 1928-1933

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Nazi Germany: 1933-1945

Nazi Germany: 1933-1945. Treaty of Versailles Rhineland - 1936 Austria – Anschluss -1938 Sudetenland - Czech - 1938 Czech Refusal – Threat of War Munich Conference September, 1938 France, Great Britain, Germany Appeasement: Sudetenland give to Germany Chamberlain and Churchill.

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Consolidation of the Nazi State 1933-34.

January 1933 30 th Jan - Hitler appointed Chancellor. February 1933 27 th Feb – Reichstag Fire. Blamed on communists. 28 th Feb – Emergency Decree. Suspended constitutional civil rights and gave power to the secret police. Used to repress the KPD. January 1934

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Nazi Consolidation of Power

Nazi Consolidation of Power. Revision. How did Hitler consolidate his position as leader of Germany? EIGHT STEPS TO DICTATOR. Reichstag Fire – 27 th February 1933 General Election - 5th March 1933 Enabling Act – 23 rd March 1933 Set up Gestapo – April 1933

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Reichstag fire (1933) Enabling Act (1933) Night of the Long Knives (1934)

Reichstag fire (1933) Enabling Act (1933) Night of the Long Knives (1934) Volksgemeinschaft (racially conscious national community) boycott (April 1, 1933) sterilization Nuremberg Laws (1935) Kristallnacht (Night of the Broken Glass, November 9, 1938) T4 program

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The Nazi consolidation of power

January 1933 – August 1934. The Nazi consolidation of power. Hitler appointed Chancellor 30 Jan 1933. O nly 3 Nazis (Hitler, Goering, Frick) in the cabinet, with Papen as Vice Chancellor President Hindenburg agrees to dissolve the Reichstag and hold new elections

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Nazi Germany, 1933-39

Nazi Germany, 1933-39. Revision: why were the Germans unhappy with the Treaty of Versailles?. Weimar Republic. After World War I, a new German government was formed in the town of Weimar . Between 1919 and 1933, Germany was known as the Weimar Republic .

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TAKEOVER OF POWER, 1933

Between 1933 and 1945, the German government led by Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party carried out the systematic persecution and murder of Europe’s Jews. This genocide is now known as the Holocaust.

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