The Twenty-Five Point Programme

• Who wrote the Twenty-Five Point Programme in February 1920?


  Drexler and Hitler
• What was the purpose of the Twenty-Five Point Programme?

  To explain the policies of the DAP
• What did the Twenty-Five Point Programme demand regarding the German population?


  The union of all Germans in a Greater Germany
• What was one of the demands related to Jewish people in the Twenty-Five Point Programme?

  No Jewish people should be members of the German nation
• What type of government structure did the Twenty-Five Point Programme demand?

  A strong central state power
• What economic policy was proposed in the Twenty-Five Point Programme regarding land ownership?

  Land could be taken off large landowners for the good of the people
• What was the ideological mix in the Twenty-Five Point Programme?

  • Right-wing Nationalist policies
  • Left-wing Socialist policies
• In February 1920, Drexler and Hitler wrote the Twenty-Five Point Programme, a document explaining the policies of the DAP.
• It demanded the union of all Germans in a Greater Germany.
• It demanded that no Jewish people be members of the German nation.
• It demanded the creation of a strong central state power.
• It demanded that land could be taken off large landowners for the good of the people.
• This was a deliberate mix of right-wing Nationalist policies and left-wing Socialist policies.