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DS2: Hitler (1920s (What did the Nazis do 1924-29? (Wrote Mein Kampf –>…

- - - - All Germans should have work
      - All workers and soldiers deserved homes
      - All Jews should be driven out of Germany
      - Nazis would support farmers with land, stable prices, reduction of agricultural imports
- - - - Generalised slogans rather than policies
        –> hard to criticise them
      - Talk about uniting behind one leader
      - Emphasis on traditional values
      - Scapegoats – allies, Jews, communists, Weimar politicians
      - Contempt for democracy
      - Posters and pamphlets
      - Large and enthusiastic rallies
      - Discipline and order by SA and SS
      - Soup kitchens and hostels for the unemployed
    - - Powerful orator
      - Dynamic man with modern ideas
      - Understood ordinary Germans – 'man of the people'
      - Increased profile by winning 13Mn votes in 1932 presidential election
    - - Shared some of their fears and dislikes
      - May have not liked the Nazis
    - - inability of Weimar politicians to tackle Depression
      - Politicians appeared to be squabbling about coalitions and cabinet jobs
      - Breakdown of centre/socialist coalition in 1930
    - - Support was growing for communism
      - Middle-class businessmen and big industry afraid of state control of business
      - Farmers feared communists would collectivise land
      - Growing feeling the Nazis could tackle communism
    - - promised to restore old-fashioned culture and end decadent Weimar culture