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Rise of Authoritian Figures
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Rise of Authoritian Figures
Stalin
Annotations:
1924++
favourable circumstances
Non-disclosure of Lenin's Testament
as his Testament is filled with criticism, the Politburo decided not to disclose the contents
Stalin get to keep his position of Secretary-General
continues to sought power with manipulations of power
Trotsky's weaknesses
seen as a great threat by Politburo as Lenin's successor
also arrogant
outspoken: used to argue with Lenin over several issues. this can be used by people against him as being disrespectful to Lenin
Lenin is "god-like" to his people
so this disrespect is intolerant by people
Trotsky seen as a very unattractive leader
Lenin's New Economic Policy
arrogant; thinks he will definitely succeed Lenin. hence become complacent
did not build up his power base
Stalin did
absent from Lenin's funeral
public thinks he is disrespectful
own abilities
manipulation of the poltical power
formed Troika Alliance with Kamenev & Zinoviev
aimed at removing Trotsky from power
discreditng him
success
broke Troika alliance
switching the sides of the radicals & moderates
convinced politbu that K and Z planning to overthrow government with Trotsky
position of Secretary-General
can elects member to important posts:
people owe it to him
these people become supporters of Stalin & loyal to him
builds up support base
removes Trotsky's allies/supporter
people thought he is useless & NOT A THREAT
pretended to be close to Lenin
after Lenin's death, puts himself as chief mourner
pretends to be really close to Lenin
Saw by public as the rightful successor
eg, doctored pictures to remove opponents away to emphasise impression by the people
positive potrayal of himself; really respectful
Hitler
Annotations:
appointed chancellor in 1933
Favourable Circumstances
Great Depression, 1929
USA recalled loans from Germany
↓ unemployment
↓ atttractiveness of Weimar Gvt, due to indecisive action of coalition government
Hardship caused by GD made Germans willing to support extreme parties for effective measures for Germany's problem
Weakness of Weimar Gvt
Hyperinflation
To pay off debts reparations from TOV, Weimar gvt printed more money
Decrease in value in currency
Savings turned worthless overnight
ANGER & RESENTMENT
Proportional Representation
Coalition government no unanimous agreement
cannot come a decisive agreement
TOV, 1919
Fear of Communism
Of farmers
State -owned lands??? NO nO for farmers
Of businessmen
business become state owned & be given to other ppl??? NO no
vague promise that they will help them
Communist fought police on streets
Hitler used his personal armed forces to stop them
saw by public one who can really establish peace & order
Own ability
Charisma & Oratocial skill
Say what the people wanted to hear
Very appealing & attractive
people believes in Hitler; thinks he can help them from their problems
appear to offer smth for everyone
Skillful at making deals with Politician
1932 Elections
able to form majority of Coalition gvt
refuse to join any coalition unless becomes Chancellor
Hidenburg no choice but to post him as Chancellor as he has the most support from the people
1928 Elections
Attractiveness of Nazi Ideology
to abolish TOV
strong central gvt
people sees that coalistion gvt dont work
promise of bread & butter
Reorganisation of Nazi
establishing SA
leaders of SA got rid of anti-Nazis
establishing SS
increasing Nazi membership
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