Nazis; who they were and how they came to power By: Ryan Ayala

Thesis Statement The Nazis were rapidly popular and powerful throughout the 1930’s and 1940’s.

Germany’s Economic Depression 1930’s economic depression Government was weak Weimer Republic Rising of Hitler

Nazi Dictatorship Reichstag Fire Decree Increased police and SS authority Adolf becomes both Reich Chancellor and Fuehrer 1934

Nazi Beliefs Hitler’s belief of his “master race” Jews; the “poisoned race” Limited Reproduction of Jews, Gypsies and, mentally ill The Nazi Bible; Mein Kampf

Additional Info. Nazi Propaganda

Conclusion 1930’s economic depression Hitler’s Reign “Master race” Chancellor and Fuhrer Mein Kampf

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