Early Years of the Nazi Party Flashcards

1
Q

What was Hitler’s involvement in WW1?

A

Hitler had been a soldier in the trenches during WW1

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2
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Name of the party that Hitler was asked to spy on

A

The German Workers party

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3
Q

What name did Hitler choose when he became more involved in the German Workers party in 1920?

A

The National Socialist German Workers’ party

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4
Q

How many points did the party have?

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They had a 25 point plan.

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5
Q

Name two of the points in the 25 point plan.

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Abolish the treaty of Versailles and unite all German speaking people.

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6
Q

Hitler’s party grew from 55 members in 1918 to 55 000 in 1923. True of False?

A

True.

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7
Q

Why was the SA set up?

A

To protect Hitler during public speaking.

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8
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Which group of people was the SA mainly made up of?

A

Right wing veterans of WW1 (Freikorps)

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9
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When did the Munich Putsch take place?

A

1923

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10
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What was the aim of the Munich Putsch?

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To overthrow the Wiemar Republic.

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11
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Why did the Munich Putsch fail?

A

Poor planning

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12
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What was the immediate impact of the Munich Putsch?

A

Hitler was arrested and sentenced to 5 years in prison but only served nine months.
The Nazi party nearly crumbled without Hitler’s leadership.

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13
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What was the long term impacts of the Munich Putsch?

A

Hitler’s trial was publicised throughout Germany.

Hitler gained large amounts of publicity because of the trial.

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14
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How did Hitler change tactics after 1924?

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He entered the Reich-stag (changed from violent to political)

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15
Q

Who was Joseph Goebbels?

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Minister of propaganda for the Nazi party.

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16
Q

Only 3% of Germans voted for the Nazi party. True or False?

A

True.

17
Q

Whose support did the Nazis lack?

A

The Nazis lacked the support of the working class

18
Q

Hitler was banned from public speaking until when?

A

1928

19
Q

In what year did the Nazis become the largest political party?

A

1932

20
Q

Name three reasons for the turnaround of voters for he Nazi party.

A

Hitler’s leadership,
Fear of communism,
Nazi propaganda.

21
Q

How many people were unemployed by 1932?

A

6 million people

22
Q

Who were the businessmen and the farmers afraid of?

A

Communists

23
Q

What was article 48?

A

The enabling act: allowed Hitler to pass laws without going through parliament.

24
Q

Who was Von Papen?

A

Von Papen persuaded Hindenburg to make Hitler chancellor and himself vice chancellor. He thought he could control Hitler.

25
Q

Who was Hindenburg?

A

Hindenburg was elected president of Germany in 1925