1. Key Topic 1 – The Weimar Republic 1918-29
Terms (LAMB)
Effects
Weaknesses
Strengths
The Treaty of Versailles
Sparticist Uprising, ‘19
The Weimar Constitution
Kapp Putsch, ‘20
Key Features
1. Impact of WWI
2. Political Threats
Armistice
The Munich Putsch, ‘23
Key Topic 1 – The Weimar Republic
New Currency
3. Hyperinflation
Invasion of the Ruhr
4. Gustav Stresemann
Economic
Dawes Plan, ‘24
Causes
Effects
Political
Young Plan, ‘29
League of Nations
Kellogg-Briand Pact, ‘28
Locarno Pact, ‘25

2. Key Topic 2 – Hitler and the Rise of the Nazi Party 1919-33
Public Platform
Mein Kampf
Aims (25 Point Plan) SA
Hitler in jail
NSDAP
Defeat
Political Position
2. Effects of Munich Putsch
Finance
1. The Early Years
Hitler’s Early Career
Reorganisation
Key Topic 2 – Hitler and the Rise of the Nazi Party
Tactics
Finance
3. The Lean Years
Propaganda
Wall Street Crash
4.How Hitler became Chancellor
Long Term Reasons
Short term Reasons
Why they failed to win votes
Propaganda
Negative Cohesion
Hindenburg and Von Papen
Hitler himself

3. Key Topic 3 – The Nazi Dictatorship 1933-9
Hindenburg's Death
Oath of Loyalty, Aug 1934 SS
The Police and Courts
The Night of the Long Knives, Jul 1934
Gestapo
Concentration Camps
1. How Hitler became Fuhrer
2. The Police State
The Enabling Act, Mar 1933
Key Topic 3 – The Nazi Dictatorship
The Reichstag Fire, Feb 1933
3. Controlling the Churches
Catholic
Concordat
Radio
4. Propaganda
Cinema
Arts
Protestant
Posters
Olympics
News-papers
Law
5. Opposition

4. Key Topic 4 – Nazi Domestic Policies 1933-9
Youth Groups
Marriage
Education
Employment
Education
Breeding Programme
1. Nazis and the Young
2. Nazis and Women
Importance of the young
Physical Constraints
Key Topic 4 – Nazi Domestic Policies
Disabled
3. Persecution of Minorities
Improve-ments
4. Employment and the Standard of Living
A-Socials
Gypsies
Jews
The Nuremberg Laws
Restrictions
The Final Solution
Kristall-nacht
Ghettos