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The Life of Hitler As told by Ms. Dalle-Valle

This is Hitler

Fought in WWI

Beer Hall Putzsch

Prison – Writes Mein Kampf

NAZI Party 1.State is all important 2.Democracy = Weakness 3.Pure Race = Strong State 4.Economic – Self Sufficient 5.Jews caused German Problems

Nazi Party makes big gains in elections Das Ballot Nazi Communist Social Democrat

1928 Stock Market Crash We Want Jobs

1933- Hitler becomes Chancellor legally.

The Reichstag Fire DAS FIRE! Reichstag Communists are blamed. Hitler takes full control and bypasses the constitution. Suspends Civil Rights

Night of the Long Knives or Operation Hummingbird The killing of political rivals, including the former Chancellor Kurt von Schleicher. Other then rivals, many of the murdered were members of Nazi Party.

Kristallnacht Night of the broken glass. November 9 th and 10 th,1938 Nazis move against Jewish people, smashing buildings, and beginning the overt persecution of the Jews. NO JEWS!! - Signed Hitler

Nuremburg Laws These Laws were passed against the Jews: - Jews could not attend German schools. - No Jewish doctors or lawyers - Jews had to wear yellow Star of David on their clothing - Jews were relocated to Ghettos

1939 – World War II starts

1942 – The Final Solution

Ms. Dalle-Valle