The NSDAP 1918 - 23

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iGCSE History (Germany 1919 - 1945) FlashCards sobre The NSDAP 1918 - 23, criado por Drew Bott em 24-10-2019.
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What was Hitler's role at the end of WWI? He was an 'informant 'for the Reichswehr (Army) reporting on political groups / activities
What was the DAP? German Workers Party Hitler Joined in 1919 as No: 55(5) 1920 He was in charge of Propaganda & changed name to NSDAP. 1921 Hitler became Chairman & Leader of the Nazis replacing Anton Drexler
Whats does the NSDAP stand for? National Socialist German Workers Party
What was the NSDAP's 'Political Programme' ? The 25 Point Programme
What were the NSDAP's main beliefs? A strong Germany Führerprinzip (Leader Principle) Social Darwinism Autarky Anti-Communism Anti-Semitism
How did the NSDAP appeal to 'Nationalists' within the 25 Point Programme? All German-speaking people should be united in one country. The Treaty of Versailles should be abolished. There should be special laws / controls for foreigners.
How did the NSDAP appeal to 'socialists' within the 25 Point Programme? Farmers should be given their land. Pensions should improve. Public industries such as electricity and water should be owned by the state.
What was Hitler's World View? That there were superior and inferior races. (Social Darwinism) The Aryan race was superior - Jews were inferior and trying to take control of the world
How did the Party membership grow between 1919 and 1923? By the end of 1920 the newly named Nazi Party numbered 2,000 - By 1923 during the upheaval of the hyperinflation crisis it grew to 20,000
What did Hitler help 'design in 1920? The Party symbol - The Swastika
Who were the 'Brown Shirts'? Formed in 1921 - Led by Ernst Rohm Known as the Sturmabteilung (Defence Squad) or Brownshirts (after their uniform) Role - Protect party meetings and rallies, intimidate opposition, breaking up their meetings.
Who did the NSDAP appeal to? Nationalists and racists Farmers (He called them the 'purest part of the volk) Industrialists - who were worried about communism Lower middle classes - wanted 'order'
How did Hitler gain financial support for the Party? He befriended Germany’s wealthy industrialists e.g. Krupp; Bosch and Thyssen - they shared Hitler’s hatred of communism & hoped Hitler would limit the power of the trade unions.

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