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Hitler’s Rise to power
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What event did Hitler plan to launch in Munich in 1923?
The Munich Putsch
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Why did Hitler believe the Weimar Republic could be easily toppled in 1923?
Due to
economic
and
political
crises
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What was Hitler's first step in his plan to seize power?
Seize control of
Bavaria
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How did Mussolini's actions influence Hitler's plans?
Hitler was impressed by Mussolini's
seizure of power
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Who were the three leaders that Hitler held at gunpoint during the Munich Putsch?
Kahr, Seisser, and Lossow
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What was the outcome of the Munich Putsch for Hitler and the Nazi Party?
Hitler was
imprisoned
and the party
declined
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How did Hitler use his trial after the Munich Putsch to his advantage?
As a propaganda success for the
Nazi Party
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What realization did Hitler come to after the failed Munich Putsch?
Coups
did not work; elections were necessary
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What was the membership of the Nazi Party in 1924?
27,000
members
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What changes did Hitler implement upon his release from prison?
Stricter
discipline and central control
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What was the role of a 'Gauleiter' in the Nazi Party?
Governor
of a region in
Germany
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How did Hitler consolidate his power during the Bamberg party conference in 1926?
Strengthened his
position
and
removed rivals
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What was the Twenty-Five Point Programme?
Cornerstone of
Nazi Party
policy
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How did the Nazi Party's membership change by the end of 1928?
Increased to over
100,000
members
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What was the outcome of the 1928 elections for the Nazi Party?
Only
12
seats in parliament
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What role did the SA play in Hitler's rise to power?
Provided protection and disrupted opponents' meetings
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Who led the SA in January 1931?
Ernst Röhm
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What was the Roter Frontkämpferbund?
Communist
private militia
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How did Hitler portray himself in his speeches?
As the only solution for
strong government
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What was the political situation in Germany leading up to the July 1932 elections?
Brüning
had little support and ruled by decree
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How many seats did the Nazis win in the July 1932 elections?
230 seats
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What was the outcome of Papen's attempts to secure a majority in the Reichstag?
Papen could not
secure
a
majority
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What did Papen and Hitler agree upon in early January 1933?
Hitler should lead a
Nazi-Nationalist
government
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How did Hindenburg view the Nazis' momentum before the July 1932 elections?
He
believed
they were
losing
momentum
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When did Hitler become Chancellor of Germany?
30 January 1933
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How did Hitler achieve the position of Chancellor?
By legal and
democratic
means
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What was the significance of Hitler's public speaking skills for the Nazi Party?
It helped increase party
membership
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What strategy did Hitler adopt after the Munich Putsch to gain power?
Present himself as law-abiding and
democratic
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