( C3 ) The Origins of the SA Flashcards
what were ex soldiers called
ex soldiers were called Friekorps
why were the friekorps attracted to hitlers ideas
they shared his sense of nationalism and resented the settlement after WW1
when was the SA set up and what were they sometimes called
the SA was set up in 1921 and were often called stormtroopers
who became the leader of the SA
Ernst Röhm became the leader of the SA
what were members of the SA provided with
members of the SA were provided with meals, accommodation and uniforms
what was the role of the SA
the role of the SA was to disrupt meetings of opposing political parties and control crowds at nazi meetings
who was there often violence between
there was often violence between the communists and SA members
why did the SA impress many people
the SA impressed many people as they were organised and appeared powerful
why did the SA parade down the streets
the SA paraded down the streets as a sign of force and to demonstrate Hitler’s strength
what did Hitler demand from his SA members
he demanded complete obediance
who became hitlers bodyguards and what were they called
most trusted members of the SA became hitlers personal body guards and they were know as the shock troop
