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The Collapse of the Democracy
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A-Level > History A-Level Germany > Year 12 > The Collapse of the Democracy > Organisation
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When did Hitler refound the Nazi Party?
1925
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What was Hitler's plan to gain power?
To
use
democracy
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How did Hitler recruit new members to the Nazi Party?
Through his talents as a
speaker
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Why could most Nazi voters not see Hitler speak live?
He could not be
everywhere
at once
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Who oversaw the Nazis' propaganda efforts?
Joseph Goebbels
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What was the name of the Nazi newspaper?
Volkischer Beobachter
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What modern technology did the Nazis use for propaganda?
Slide shows
and
films
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What was the title of the 1932 film about Hitler?
Fuhrer
over Germany
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How did the Nazis appear to the youth?
As a
modern
and dynamic party
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Who was responsible for reorganising the Nazi Party's structures?
Gregor Strasser
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What were the local party leaders in the Nazi Party called?
Gauleiter
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What principle allowed Gauleiters to act independently?
Fuhrerprinzip
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How did Gauleiters tailor their propaganda?
To suit their
local
area
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What issues did Gauleiters in rural areas emphasize?
Importance of
farmers
and
land protection
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How did the Nazis initially win support in new areas?
By organizing
meetings
in local
village halls
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How many speakers had passed through the Nazi training school by 1933?
6000
speakers
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What local issues did Nazi speakers address?
Local problems to win
crowd
support
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Where did most funds for the Nazis come from?
Ordinary members'
subscriptions
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What did the Nazis distribute during elections?
Pamphlets explaining their
economic programme
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How many pamphlets were distributed in the 1932 presidential election?
600,000
pamphlets
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What types of groups did the Nazis target for support?
Specific groups like
students
and
lawyers
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What was the purpose of the Nazi Welfare Organisation?
To set up
soup kitchens
and food donations
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What did the 1920 Party Programme emphasize?
The need for a
Volksgemeinschaft
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What was the glue that held the Nazi Party together?
Nationalism
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What did the Nazis promise to the middle classes?
Protection and order
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What percentage of the vote did the Nazis receive in the 1928 election?
2.6%
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How did the Nazis exploit the economic crisis?
Through strong
organization
and messaging
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What was the membership of the Nazi Party in 1928?
27,000
members
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What was the membership of the Nazi Party by 1929?
108,000
members
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Why was increased membership vital for the Nazis?
For funding and campaigning during
elections
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