History Essays
1918-1923
1924-1929
1929-1933
1933-1945
1925-1933
Was the weimar republic doomed from its beginnings?
Why did the weimar republic survive the crisis of 1919-1923
Treaty of Versailles details
assess the view that propaganda was the most important factor in the rise of support for Nazism in the years 1925-1933
Years of recovery and improvement
Did political and economic developments 1924-1929 make the weimar republic more stable?
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November criminals
Article 48
proportional representation
Freikorps
great coalition (streseman
Hyperinflation
Berlin strike
great coalition
france left ruhr
end of hyperinflation
restarting reparations payments
rentenmark created
reducing government spending
end of hyperinflation
creation of rentenmark
great coalition
reduced government spending
reparations payments
How far did Stresemans foreign policy strengthen the weimar republic
locarno pact
Erfüllungspolitik (fulfilment)
accepted germanys eastern border
all countries denounced use of invasion
reassured france about borders
arbitration treaties with poland and czechoslovakia
Why did the weimar republic fail and hitler gain power in 1933
was the weimar democracy undermined by world economic depression
why did nazis become largest party
why was hitler appointed chancellor
Schleicher got bruning removed from power
Von papen became chancellor
Von papen lost support from people and government
schleicher becam chancellor
Hindenburg gave Hitler chancellor
use of propoganda
use loosely worded promises
American banks call back loans on short notice
german industry loses financing
people spend less and prices drop, demand falls
industry loses more money, lays people off
people spend less, prices drop
depression
political failure
rise of extremism
impact of unemployment
appeal of hitler
propoganda
Goebbels
SA
propoganda
political failure from reichstag elections and chancellor
rise in extremist beliefs
SA
Terror and fear
Hitler appearing as saviour
what impact did Nazism have on german people
How did Hitler secure his regime
What role did propaganda play in the third reich
where did power lie in the third reich
did the nazis succeed in winning over the German youth
how successfully did the Nazi's impose their ideology on german women
why did the nazis commit mass murder
Hitlers foreign policy, why did hitlers initial foreign policy successes turn to catastrophic defeat
why was Hitlers foreign policy so successful 1933-1939
revise the treaty of versailles
unite all german speaking countries
expand eastwards to achieve Lebensraum
invaded rhineland and signing of anglo-german naval agreement
failure of austrian coup
italy signed agreement with austria to help protect it
rome berlin axis between Hitler and Mussolini
Nazi's slowly won seats in Austrian government
Invasion of austria
Nuremberg laws
enabling act
seen as undesirable
pseudo-scientific racism
believed jews among others were inferior
Aryan race
Everyone had to join the hitler youth
other german youth groups were banned under the verboten list
2 million members by end of 1933
some members of hitler youth denounced their parents
Mein Kampf
Goebbels
ministry of propaganda created
fake aggression from poland under false flag operation himmler
anti-semetism
euthanasia
nuremberg laws
treaty of versailles
political opponents
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reichstag fire
enabling act
political parties banned
night of the long knives
Hitler becomes Fuhrer after hindenburg's death
Hitler as fuhrer
complex police system
beneath hitler was a confusing array of politicians with many doing the same job without outlines roles
institutions such as the reichstag were mainly powerless
only 11% of university places were for women
Kuche, Kinder, Kirche
"equal but different from men"
made employers prefer men for jobs to make women stay at home
law for reduction of unemployment gave women money for staying at home
dress in peasant fashion
law for encouragement of marriage
loans to parents to help buy furniture
extremism
Hitler youth
invassion of austria
revise the treaty of versialles
Failure of the weimar republic
global ecnomic depression