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Weimar and the nazi Germany 1918-1939
Nazi control and dictatorship 1933-39
The creation of a dictatorship 1933-34
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What was Hitler's position at the start of his Chancellorship in 1933?
His power was limited by the
Weimar constitution
.
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What limited Hitler's power at the beginning of his Chancellorship?
The
Weimar constitution
and
Hindenburg's
power as president.
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What event in February 1933 allowed Hitler to increase his power?
The
Reichstag Fire
.
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What was the immediate consequence of the Reichstag Fire?
4,000
Communists
were arrested on the night of the fire.
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How did Hitler use the state of emergency declared by Hindenburg?
He imprisoned political
opponents
and banned communist
newspapers
.
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What did Hitler instruct the police to do regarding SA violence?
To
ignore
SA
violence
on the
streets.
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Who funded the Nazis during their rise to power?
Wealthy industrialists
.
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What was the outcome of the March 1933 election for the Nazis?
They won
288
seats and banned the Communists from taking their
81
seats.
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What did the passing of the Enabling Act allow Hitler to do?
Make
new
laws
without
consulting
the Reichstag.
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What was the vote count for the Enabling Act passed in March 1933?
444
votes to
94
.
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What actions did Hitler take against trade unions in May 1933?
He banned trade
unions
and made
strikes
illegal.
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What did Hitler do to political parties in July 1933?
He made all political parties
illegal
except for the
Nazis.
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What happened to the local Länder parliaments under Hitler's regime?
They were abolished and replaced with
Nazi
governors
.
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Why was Ernst Röhm seen as a threat to Hitler?
He led the
SA
, which had grown to
3 million
men and was critical of Hitler's policies.
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What was the size of the German army compared to the SA?
The army had only
100,000
men.
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What was the outcome of the Night of the Long Knives in June 1934?
Röhm
and other SA leaders were shot, and
von Papen
was arrested.
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What significant event occurred in August 1934?
President
Hindenburg
died.
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What new role did Hitler assume after Hindenburg's death?
He combined the roles of President and Chancellor into
Führer
.
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What oath did Hitler force the army to take after becoming Führer?
To swear an
oath
of
loyalty
to him as
Führer.
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