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Rise Of Hitler, Hitler's Leadership Abilities : - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Coalition gov kept breaking up, frequent changes in gov,
        
        Did not last long, 1919-1933, 20 different govs
  - - - Spartacists: Led by Rosa Luxemburg, wanted to establish a communist Germany
        
        1919: Led a Spartacist rebellion
        
        Ebert had to ask the Freikorps to help put down the rebellion
- - - - Weimar gov could not make decisive action
        
        lost support of the people who looked into alternative parties like the Nazi and Communist Party. Political crisis. Coalition gov could not decide what action to take. Decline in support for parties with moderate opinions and rise in support for more extreme parties.
- - - - In response, France and Belgium invaded Ruhr to "teach Germany a lesson"
        seized mines, factories, and railways
        
        The Germans in Ruhr went on strike. In order to pay them, more money was printed
        
        This led to hyperinflation. The more money was printed, the more its value decreased
        
        Savings became worthless. Many Germans had their savings and pensions were virtually wiped out over night
        
        Made the Weimar gov lose the support of the people, especially the middle and wealthier classes. Even after the problem was resolved, Germans had already lost faith in the Weimar gov's ability to solve problems
- - - - Equality only for Aryans
- - - - setting up of branches in different parts of Germany as well as the creation of youth movement
      - Increased party membership
      - established SA and SS
      - appointed Joseph Goebbels to take charge of propaganda as he appealed people's emotions
- - - - many rich industrialists and business men donated to the Allied Party
        
        Used the money for campaigns in 1933. With strong financial support, able to build a sizeable private army, SA
- - - - 30 Jan 1933: appointed chancellor.