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Hitler gets out of prison in 1925- more popularity because of trial and his new book, Mein Kampf Reorganized the Nazi Party – Organized the SA (former soldiers who used violence in Nazi Germany) and the SS (Hitler’s personal bodyguards that were extremely loyal to him) – Created the Hitler Youth, encouraged young people to join the Nazi party – Put Josef Goebbels in charge of propaganda – Gained support of wealthy businessmen THE NAZI PARTY 1924-1933
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Still couldn’t get elected to the government though because of the success of Stresemann – Economic and cultural improvements – Dawes and Young plans (helped Germany’s economy) – Locarno Treaty (allowed Germany a seat at the LoN, acceptance of the ToV) 1929- Stock Market Crash and the Great Depression – U.S. “called in” it’s loans given to Germany – Germany fell back into depression; high unemployment, people dying of starvation – Germans looked for someone to blame and extreme solutions to their problems…Hitler was that man THE NAZI PARTY 1924-1933
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1933- Nazi’s didn’t get enough votes to be the majority in the German government…but Hitler was still very popular Hindenburg selects Hitler to be Chancellor of Germany – Wanted Hitler to work close with him so he could “control” him – This means Hitler is head of the government THE NAZI PARTY 1924-1933
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February 27 th, 1933 – The Reichstag building in Germany is set on fire – Marinus Van der Lubbe, a communist, is found at the scene and confesses to the crime THE REICHSTAG FIRE, 1933
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Hitler uses the fire as an excuse to go after the Communists in the government SA rounds up over 4000 known Communists and puts them in prison Within a month Hitler is able to pass the Enabling Act…which makes him legally the dictator of Germany Many people believe that the Nazi’s planned the Reichstag fire as a way to take power in the Reichstag. Others believe that Hitler just took advantage when the opportunity came up THE REICHSTAG FIRE, 1933
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