Nazi - Key Dates - Timeline Flashcards
Nazi Party Become largest party
1932 - The Nazi’s win 230 seats In the election
- 37% of voters support Hilter
Hitler Appointed chancellor
30th of January 1933
Hitler is appointed Chancellor By President Hindenburg
ReichStag Fire
27th of February 1933
- The Reichstag Building caught fire
- Dutch Communist Va Der Lubbe is arrested and then executed for suspicion
Reichtag Fire Decree
28th of February 1933
- The Nazi use the fire to pass a decree to ban communist parties and suspending civil liberties
Enabling Act
23rd of March 1933
- the act gives Hitler complete authority over Germany
- Allowed Hitler to put through new laws without interference from the president or reichstag
Night of The Long Knives
30th of June 1934 - Hitler removes enemies of the party through a purge of critics. Victims include Ernst Rohm and other leading Nazi’s
Hindenburg Dies
June 1934 - Dies of Lung Cancer, Hitler merges the roles of Chancellor and president. Hitler rules Germany undisputed
Nuremberg Laws
September 1935 - The nazis restrict freedoms for jews and seek to define a Jew
- Jews were stripped of German citizenship
- marriage between Germans and jews were banned
- Taking away political rights
Kristallnacht
9th November 1938 - Violence against Jews across Germany , SS members and destroyed synagogues and Jew Businesses
- 7,500 Jewish shops are destroyed
- 400 Synagogues are burnt
Re-armourment
- 1935
- Hitler Rearms Germany with the aim of undoing the TOV and uniting all German people. Conscription introduced (age 18)
Anschluss
- March 1938
- 99% of Austrians wanted to be occupied by Germany
- Austria agree to be under German Occupation
Munich Agreement
1938
- Signed between Britain, France and Germany
- Permitted Nazi take over of the Sudetenland
- Part of the Britain appeasement policy
Invasion of the Sudetenland
- 1938
- Due to the Munich agreement Germany invade the Sudetenland.
Nazi soviet pact
- 1939
- 10 year non aggression pact between Germany and Soviet union.
Invasion of the Rhineland
- March 1936
- Germany Break the TOV
- 22,000 troops took over the Rhineland