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what was the Reichstag fire?
An
arson
attack on the Reichstag building in
Berlin
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when was the fire?
27th February 1933
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who
committed the Reichstag fire?
-Dutch
communist was accused
-many believe
Nazis
were behind the plot though
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what
were the consequences of the Reichstag fire?
- President
Hindenburg
was persuaded by Hitler to issue an
emergency
decree
- The decree curbed freedom of
speech
and the right of
assembly
- Gave the police an excuse to arrest
communists
, in
Prussia
over 4,000 were arrested in the days immediately after the fire
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what
was the importance of the Reichstag fire?
The
Nazis
used the fire as an
excuse
to expand their power
Hitler used it to introduce measures to stop
communists
from taking part in
may election
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What was the
'Decree
for
the Protection of People and State'
?
-a
decree
that was made after the Reichstag fire that Hitler persuaded
Hindenburg
to pass
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what
was in the decree for the protection of people and state?
-allowed
Hitler
to suspend
civil rights
of all citizens
-removed restraint on
police-people
could be arrested and charged without
evidence
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when was the decree passed?
28th February 1933
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what
were the consequences of the decree?
-Nazis had
power
to suppress all political
opposition
-specifically targeted
communists
-beginning
of end for
democracy
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what
was the enabling act?
A law that would allow
Hitler
to pass laws
without
the approval of the Reichstag or the President
-essentially began
dictatorship
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when was the enabling act passed?
23rd March 1933
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how
was the enabling act passed?
- banned
communist
party members from
Reichstag
-
nationalist
party members
agreed
to support him as they shared similar views
- centre party members agreed to support him by promising to
protect
catholic
church
- SA and
SS
members placed around to
intimidate
members
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what
was the importance of the enabling act?
-Hitler used new powers to remove
opposition
and start
dictatorship
-only two forces left to challenge him were
army
and
SA
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