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Germany 1918-1945 (Nazi Movement (1920 Policies (Rearmament, Lebensraum,…

- - - - 1919: Hitler joins Workers' Part
        1920: Leader of party
        1921: SA founded
        1923: Munich Putsch
        1924: Trial & imprisonment, Mein Kampf, become democratic, win 32 seats
        1929: Depression
        1930: Win 107
        1932: Biggest party with 230 seats
        1933: Chancellor
  - - - publicity
        
        trial
        
        judge agreed with speeches
        
        cheering after given short sentence
        
        wrote Mein Kampf
        
        spread name
    - - 16 Nazis killed
        Hitler injured
      - army & police against Nazis
      - destroyed public image
  - - - Socialism
        
        offer jobs
        offer bread
        
        originally dedicated only to workers
    - - opposed to Communism
        
        protects interests
        protects property
      - nationalist
    - - opposed to communism
        
        protects big businesses
- - - - elected every 7 years
      - appoints Chancellor
        
        supported by majority in Reichstag
        
        works with Reichstag
        
        elected by people
        
        make laws
      - article 48
        
        in emergency, bypass Reichstag
        
        make laws
    - - proportional representation
        
        many small parties within Reichstag
        
        no strong government: only coalitions
        
        few laws passed
        
        little faith in constitution
      - all adults can vote
        
        even those with no knowledge impact country as a whole
        
        had many enemies and allowed them to vote
      - possibility of dictatorship
        
        article 48 could be triggered anytime by the president
      - states allowed to keep traditions
        
        some tried to overthrow national government
    - - all adults can vote
        
        equal rights
      - proportional representation
        
        fair representation of votes
      - strong president
        
        protects country and controls Reichstag
      - states kept own traditions
        
        fair
  - - - was bankrupting Germany
      - many believed giving in to France
    - - destroyed old money
      - printed temporary Rentenmark
        
        restricted amounts
      - printed permanent Reichsmark
    - - got army to depose lefty Saxony and Thuringia
        
        army right wing so did governments bidding more
    - - Charles Dawes
      - April 1924
      - large USA loan
        
        rebuild German trade and industry
        
        could pay regular reparations