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What award was Hitler granted during the war?

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Iron Cross

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How did Hitler become aware of the DAP?

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He was charged with keeping an eye on local political activists in the Munich area

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When was the German Worker’s Party founded?

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February 1919

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Who founded and originally led the DAP?

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Anton Drexler

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5
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When did Hitler join the DAP?

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19th September 1919

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6
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What position did Hitler earn in January 1920?

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Head of Party Propaganda

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7
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What was the name of the DAP’s party policy?

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25 point programme

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When was the 25 point programme made?

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February 1920

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What three main things was the 25 point programme opposed to?

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  • Weimar Politicians
  • Democracy
  • Jews
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10
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How did Hitler’s personal appeal improve the party?

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He was a great orator

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On how many occasions between November 1919 and November 1920, did Hitler appear as star speaker?

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31

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12
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How many members of the DAP were there in June 1920?

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1,000

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How many members of the DAP were there by the end of the 1920s?

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3,000

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When did the party set up a permanent office in Munich?

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January 1920

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15
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What did Hitler suggest as the new name for the party?

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Nationalist Socialist German Worker’s Party (NSDAP)

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What logo and parry action did the NSDAP adopt?

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The swastika and straight-arm salute

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17
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What did the NSDAP buy in December 1920?

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The People’s Observer newpaper

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18
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How many copies of the People’s Observer were in circulation?

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17,000

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19
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When did Hitler become leader of the NSDAP?

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July 1921

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20
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Which four supporters did Hitler surround himself with upon coming to party leadership?

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  • Rudolf Hess (wealthy academic)
  • Hermann Goering (WW1 fighter pilot)
  • Julius Streicher (nationalist politician, iron cross)
  • Ernst Rohm (popular ex-army officer)
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21
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How did Julius Streicher increase Nazi party support?

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  • His own supporters from Central Germany then started supporting Nazis.
  • Founder Der Sturmer in 1923, which abused Jews and Communists
  • 14,000 copies in circulation
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22
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When was the SA set up?

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August 1921

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23
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How many SA members were there i Agust 1922?

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800

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24
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How did the SA strenghten the Nazi Party?

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  • Had sense of power and organisation
  • Controlled crowds and subdued opposition
  • Disrupted opposition meetings
  • Paraded streets as show of force
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What was the name of Hitler’s personal bodyguard he selected from the SA?

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Stosstrupp

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26
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How did Hitler gain total control of the nazi party in January 1922?

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Gave up right to elect leader of the party and dictated policy instead of discussing it (lasted 2.5 hours)

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27
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How many members of the NSDAP were there in November 1923?

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50,000

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28
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When was the Munich Putsch?

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8th- 11th November 1923

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29
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What were the long term causes of the Munich Putsch?

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  • Dolchstoss and the diktat
  • Resentment of Weimar Republic
  • 50,000 members of NSDAP
  • Bavarian Government Leaders relaxed control
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30
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What were the medium term causes of the Munich Putsch?

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  • Mussolini’s Inspiration

- Fascist takover in Italy in 1922

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31
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What were the short term causes of the Munich Putsch?

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  • Hyperinflation
  • Invasion of Ruhr, passive resistance and deportation and imprisonment of workers
  • Time to exploit grievances
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32
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Who were the three key Bavarian officials at the Burgerbrau Keller?

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Gustav von Kahr (state gov leader)
von Seisser (head of Bavarian Police)
von Lossow (head of German Army in  Bavaria)
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33
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How many SA members stormed into the Beer hall?

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600

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34
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What did Hitler demand of the Bavarian officials?

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-Support

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35
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What did Hitler want support for, from the Bavarian officials?

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He was going to take over Bavaria and then march on Berlin and put Ludendorff as leader of the German Army

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36
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What did Rohm and the SA do whilst Hitler was in the Beer Hall?

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Take over the local police and army headquarters

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37
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Which significant building did Rohm not take over during the Putsch?

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The main barracks

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38
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Who did Ludendorff fatefully release during the Putsch?

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Kahr, Seisser, Lossow

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39
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How much support did Hitler have in his revolt on the 9th November 1923?

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1,000 SA and 2,000 supporters

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40
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Which of Hitler’s beliefs were not fufilled during the Munich Putsch?

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The support from the townspeople

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41
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Which organisation put down the Putsch?

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State Police

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42
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Which leaders were arrested after the putsch?

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  • Ludendorff
  • Rohm
  • Streicher
  • Hitler
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43
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What happened to the leaders of the party after arrest?

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Three of them sentenced to five years in Landsberg prison but Lundendorff set free

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44
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What happened to the party whilst Hitler was in prison?

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Banned

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45
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How much of Hitler’s sentence did he serve?

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Nine months

46
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When was the ban on the NSDAP lifted?

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February 1925

47
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How many seats did the Nazi Party win in May 1924?

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32

48
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What were the three advantages of the Munich Putsch?

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  • Hitler used his trial to get publicity
  • Hitler wrote Mein Kampf in jail
  • Hitler changed his strategy - ballot over the bullet
49
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What racist views did Mein Kampf make clear?

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  • Aryan race supremacy and world leadership
  • Jewish conspiracy against Aryans
  • Jews weaken Aryan race by intermarriage, taking over industry and moderate political groups
50
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Other than racism, what where the four other key views expressed in Mein Kampf?

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  • Nationalism and Lebensraum
  • Socialism
  • Totalitarianism
  • Traditional German Values
51
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How did the Nazi party get better organised and financed?

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By the appointment of party Secretary, Philipp Bouhler and party treasurer, Franz Schwarz

52
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What was the Nazi party imitated to be like?

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A mini state with different governmental departments

53
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What youth and female organisations were set up?

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  • German Women’s Order
  • Nationalist Socialist German Student’s League
  • Hitler Youth
  • School Pupil’s League
54
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What were the regions of Germany divided into and given?

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Gaues with Gauleiters

55
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Who was Gregor Strasser?

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A powerful Gauleiter in North Germany

56
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Where did Josef Goebbels rise to prominence as a gauleiter?

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Rhineland

57
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How did Hitler pay for his party’s reorganisation?

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  • Raised money from nationalist inudustrialists

- Received loans from big businessmen like Thyssen, Krupp and Bosch

58
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How many SA members were there by 1930?

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400,000

59
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When did Hitler become leader of the SA?

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1925

60
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What was the SS created?

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1925

61
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How many members did the SS have by 1930?

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3,000

62
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From when did Himmler lead the SS?

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1929

63
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When was the Bamburg Conference?

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1926

64
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Which two leaders stressed socialism at the Bamburg conference?

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Strasser and Goebbels

65
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How did Hitler respond to Strasser and Goebbels at the Bamburg Conference?

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Put down socialist principles of the parties, claiming the pair were evil communists

66
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What happened to Strasser and Goebbels at the Bamburg Conference?

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Goebbels was won over to Hitler’s nationalist side and promoted to Gauleiter of Berlin but Strasser remained untrusted

67
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How many members did the Nazi party have in 1929?

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100,000

68
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How many votes did the SPD win the may 1928 election with?

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30%

69
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How many seats did the Nazi party have in may 1928?

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12

70
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When was the wall street crash?

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October 1929

71
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How many shares were sold on Black Thursday?

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13 million

72
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What happened to banks during the Wall Street Crash?

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  • Some ran out of cash
  • German Civil Bank went bust
  • Savings were lost
  • Loads of money was lost
73
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What happened to German industry and farms after the recall of loans?

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They cut down production or closed completely

74
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How much did production fall by between 1929 and 1932?

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40%

75
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How many people were unemployed in January 1933?

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6.1 million

76
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How many people were unemployed in September 1931?

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4.3 million

77
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How many people received no benefits?

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27%

78
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How much did real wages decrease by from 1928 to 1932?

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30%

79
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How much did the number of arrests in Berlin for theft increase by?

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24%

80
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How did the Bruning try to deal with the crash?

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Raise taxes and cut unemployment benefits

81
Q

Which moderate leader failed to support Bruning?

A

Hermann Muller

82
Q

How many times did the Reichstag meet in 1930? 1931? 1932?

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1930 - 94
1931 - 41
1932 - 13

83
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How many decrees did Bruning use in 1931? 1932?

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1931- 44

1932 - 66

84
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When did Bruning resign?

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May 1932

85
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How many votes did the Nazi party get in 1930?

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107

86
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How many votes did the Nazi party get in July 1932?

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230

87
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How many votes did the KPD party gain from 1928 to 1932?

A

35

88
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What was Hitler’s appeal during the great depression?

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  • Strong leader
  • Promised law and order
  • Treat Germany fairly
  • Scrap Treaty of Versailles
89
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What was the SA’s appeal during the great depression?

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  • Reliable, organised and disciplined through chaos
  • Intimidated other candidates
  • Tore down opposition posters
  • Broke into offices and disrupted rallies
90
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How did the Nazis appeal to big businessmen?

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-Provided protection from communism and nationalisation

91
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How did big business aid the Nazi party 1930-33?

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  • Poured money into party, e.g. Benz and Krupps

- Alfred Hugenberg allowed Goebbels to use newspapers for Nazi propaganda

92
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How did the Nazis appeal to the working class?

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  • Promise of work and bread on posters
  • Socialist elements
  • Traditional german values
93
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How did the Nazis appeal to the middle class?

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  • Great depression damaged them and Hitler could help
  • Protection from communists
  • Saw end to moral decline and decadence with traditional values
94
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How did the Nazis appeal to farmers?

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  • Policy changed so only private land owned by Jews would be confiscated
95
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How many votes did the Nazis gain from some rural areas?

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60%

96
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How did the Nazis appeal to young people?

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  • Party was exciting and promising

- New and gave young people something to do and be proud of and fight for

97
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How many Nazi party members were there in 1933?

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849,000

98
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How did the Nazis appeal to women?

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  • Stressed German values with the home
  • Claimed best for families and country
  • Traditional motherly values
99
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What did the Nazi party manage to do by 1933?

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Unite different sections of society

100
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How many votes did Hitler win in the March 1932 presidential elections?

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11 million

101
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How many votes did Hindenburg win in the March 1932 presidential elections?

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18 million

102
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How many votes did Hitler win in the April 1932 presidential elections?

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13 million

103
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How many votes did Hindenburg win in the April 1932 presidential elections?

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19 million

104
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What two fatal policies did Bruning introduce in April 1932?

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  • Banning of SS and SA

- Plan to buy up land from large landowners and use it to house unemployed

105
Q

Who became chancellor after Bruning?

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von Papen

106
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Who ran the country with von Papen in charge?

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The Cabinet of Barons

107
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What did Hitler demand after the July 1932 elections?

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That Hindenburg sack von Papen and make him chancellor

108
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What did Hitler’s Majority in November 1932 elections result in?

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Von Papen’s removal

109
Q

Who became chancellor in December 1932?

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Von Schleicher

110
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What request did von Schleicher make to Hindenburg?

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Make him head of a military dictatorship and suspend the constitution

111
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What solution did von Papen give Hindenburg?

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Make Hitler chancellor and von Papen vice chancellor and use Papen’s power with Hindenburg’s to make decisions and just use Hitler as a figurehead

112
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When was Hitler appointed as chancellor?

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30th January 1933

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