The Nazi Rise to Power Holocaust PowerPoint #3. Hitler and Mein Kampf Hitler’s book Mein Kampf (My Struggle) offered a blueprint for Germany’s future.

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The Nazi Rise to Power Holocaust PowerPoint #3

Hitler and Mein Kampf Hitler’s book Mein Kampf (My Struggle) offered a blueprint for Germany’s future. –Few took it seriously at first, but by 1939 its effects were being seen –He blamed Germany’s crisis on outsiders: The French The “international Jewish conspiracy” The Communists –His solution was to wipe out the Jews, destroy the republic, and unite Germans through racial superiority doctrines. A copy of Mein Kampf, translated to English and printed in 1941.

Hitler believed the duty of the government was to protect the Volk (national race) The Volk needed a leader, a Fuhrer, to guide them Hitler would be that leader and people would blindly follow because he told them only he understood what was good for them.

Nazis Gaining Power Hitler realized the only way to gain power was through politics, not revolution. When the German economy failed in 1929, he realized his time had come. –He allied the Nazis with the Nationalist party, which was closer to the business leaders, financial support, and respectability. –The Nazis gained 107 seats in the Reichstag

If Communists and Socialists had united, they could have ruled over the Nazis. Chancellor Von Papen offered a deal to the Nazis –Hitler would become chancellor –Von Papen would become vice-chancellor –Von Papen’s friends were to have important jobs January 30, 1933—President Hindenburgh reluctantly accepted the arrangement and appointed Hitler as chancellor (This was a BIG MISTAKE!) Chancellor Von Papen

The Nazi Rulers Everyone in the German government became the obedient servant of the Furher; as long as they worshipped him, they were free to commit any crimes they wanted as long as it was not too embarrassing. –Goering stole valuable art for his private collection –Goebbels had love affairs –Himmler became wealthy by renting out concentration camp inmates to be slave laborers for big companies –Heydrich was a cruel man who enjoyed watching others suffer –Roehm enjoyed food and drink almost as much as torturing or killing a Jew or Communist

Herman Goering A pilot during World War I and received the highest military honor After the war he became a commercial pilot Joined the Nazis in 1922 Injured in the “Beer Garden Putsch” and became a morphine addict In 1932 he became president of the Reichstag He organized political police (the Gestapo) –Gave this job to Himmler in 1934 He was polite, interested in culture, and had a jolly appearance He was a ruthless and greedy man Goering

Joseph Goebbels A little man with a bad limp, which prevented him from serving in World War I His job was Minister of Propaganda –“Propaganda made the Third Reich” It was said of him: “He lies in everything and admires himself for it, and he mocks the masses who fall for him.” To stir up opinion, he repeated the same lie over and over. He accused the Jews of being at the heart of Germany’s problem, and said they deserved anything that was done to them. All German newspapers became “racially clean” after the Reich Press Law (Oct. 1933) –No journalist could be Jewish or married to a Jew –Jewish publications were shut done Top: Goebbels in a Nazi uniform Below: Goebbels in civilian attire

Heinrich Himmler A chicken farmer who joined the Nazi party in 1925 Became one of the elite SS in 1927, and within two years was its leader When he took over, the SS only had 280 members and was a branch of the SA –By 1933, the SS had 50,000 members and had begun “security checks” on all Nazis, except Hitler His talent for organization and his secret files made him the second most powerful leader in Germany He was devoted to creating the Master Race and destroying what the Nazis considered “inferior races” He divided the police into the Ordo (regular police) and Sipo (secret police). –Sipo were divided into the Gestapo (political police) and Kripo (criminal police) –Gestapo were feared by everyone Himmler

Reinhard Heydrich and Ernst Roehm Heydrich was Himmler’s choice to lead the Gestapo –Worked more behind the scenes Roehm was head of the SA - His SA had been useful in putting Hitler in power, but when their street brawling was no longer needed, he and other SA leaders were shot in June 1934 Heydrich Roehm