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Facism Rises in Europe - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Adolf Hitler was little known political leader
        
        Early life marked a disappointment
        
        Father was a civil severant in customs service, Hitler didn't want to follow, struggled and dropped out of school.
        
        WW1 breaks out Hitler volunteered for German army
        
        Was a new beginning for Hitler
        
        Awarded Iron across medal for bravery
        
        Nationalism
        
        End of war, Hitler settled in Munich
        
        Joined tiny right-wing political group, 1919
        
        Group believed that Germany had to overturn Treaty of Versailles and combat communism
        
        Group named itself Nation Socialist German Workers' Party
        
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- - - - Definition-Fascism is a political movement that promotes an extreme form of nationalism and militarism
      - Nazism was the fascist movement that developed in Germany in the 1920s and the 1930s
        
        Although, in some ways they were similar, both systems were ruled by dictators who allowed only their political party
        
        However, unlike Communists fascists did not seek a classless society. They believed that each class had its place and function.
        
        Their parties were made up of aristocrats, industrialists, war veterans and the lower middle class.
        
        Does Fascism or Communism seem to be more concerned with the welfare of the people?
        
        Communists because fascists care more about their popularity like Mussolini then caring for the welfare of other people.
        
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        This goes along with the concept of civilization because they all wanted to be civil.
- - - - A major part of Nazi ideology was anti-Semitism, or hatred of jewish people
        
        Many people believed that the Jews were inferior to the Aryan race in all ways
        
        The Nazis blamed all of Germany's problems on the Jews
        
        Kristallnacht
        
        On November 9, 1938 the Nazis destroyed Jewish homes and businesses
        
        What does Kristallnacht demonstrate about the power of the Nazis?
        
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        Hitler's final solution was to eliminate all Jews from Germany
        
        Religion
        
        Jewish beliefs
    - - Hitler wanted to control every aspect of german life
        
        Power
        
        Books that didn't align with Hitler's believes were burned and banned
        
        Churches were forbidden from criticizing the Nazis and Hitler himself
        
        Children old enough to go to school were forced to join Hitler Youth (for boys) and German Girls (for girls)
        
        he twisted Frederich Nietzsche's philosophy to fit his own narratives
        
        Frederich Nietzsche
  - - - By creating fear of the communists, the Nazis won by a very small majority
        
        Hitler used his new power to turn Germany into a totalitarian country
        
        Totalitarism
        
        Hitler's secret police murdered hundreds of Hitler's enemies
        
        Why might Germans have put their faith in Hitler?
        
        Many Germans were scared of Hitler and his police
        
        Gestapo