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3 - The Depression and Rise of Nazis
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GCSE My History (Rise of Nazis) Mind Map on 3 - The Depression and Rise of Nazis, created by laurenlhist on 28/05/2015.
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3 - The Depression and Rise of Nazis
In 1929 The American stock market crashed
USA went into a massive economic depression which spread onto other countries
Germany was particularly badly effected
Asked Germany to repay the money they owed
Economic collapse in Germany
Buinesses went bankrupt, workers were laid off and unemployment rocketed
Hitlers ideas now had spcial relevance
Is the Weimar government indecisive? Then Germnay needs a stronger leader!
Are reparations adding to Germany's problems? Then kick out the treaty of versailles
Is unemplyment a problem? Let them join army, build armaments and be used for public work
The Nazis 25 point programme was very attractive to those most vulnerable to the Depression - unemployed - middle class - elderly
In 1930 election Nazis got 107 seats
1932 election they got nearly 200
When Nazis were well established in power in Germany in the 1930s Goebbels created his own version of events of 1929-1933 that brought Hitler to power
In this version it was his destiny to lead Germany and German people finally came to recognise this
Nazi campaigning
Nazi campaign methods were modern and effective
Relied on generalised slogans instead of detailed policies
Posters and pamphlets found everywhere
Their rallies impressed people with their energy enthusiasm and sheer size
Talked about going back to traditional values
At this time there were frequent street battles between communists and the place however the SS and SA gave an impression of discipline and order
Hitler was the Nazis greatest campaigning asset
Hitler ran for president in 1932 and got 13 million votes to Hindenburgs 19 million
Campaign raised his profile hugely
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