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The fate of the Nazi party is changed
Hitler attended a meeting for the army as a spy. -
The Nazis - The Early Years
Having originated from the govt system the Weimer Republic, the Nazi party emerged. They supported nationalism with the use of ant-Jew policies. -
Hitler becomes the face of the Nazi party
Adolf Hitler declared himself the total leader of the Nazi party. -
The Chancellor Deal
Hitler climbed the political ladder by gaining support from politicians. -
NSDAP becomes popular with commoners.
Because the Weimar govt wasn't treating people right, they started liking Hitler's ideas. -
Hitler becomes Chancellor
Hitler began to gain more power. -
The Great Depression
This event led people to be more attracted to Hitler's policies and ideas. -
Taking Over Austria
Austria now had a Nazi Party, and after much time, they were taken over by Germany and their powers became unified. (Germany had the power) -
The Reichstag Fire
There was a fire in the Reichstag building and there was a lot of hysteria. Many of the rights of people were taken away and Hitler began to gain more power. -
The Enabling Act is Introduced
The Nazi party introduces the Enabling Act to the public. This basically gave a ton of power to the chancellor/Hitler without needing to go by the constitution. -
Concentration Camps Open
The Nazi party declared that those who disagree with their ideas will be put to work. This was the beginning of the concentration camps. -
Death of President Hindenburg and Aftermath
After the death of Hindenburg, Hitler assumed power. He took a big vote, and almost 90% supported him. He now had total control. -
Rearmament
Hitler introduced his draft of the four-year plan. -
Czechoslovakia and the Munich Agreement
Hitler accused the Czechs of persecuting the Studetenland, so he invaded them, claiming is was for peace. -
Germany's armed forces grow
Germany’s armed forces had more than 900,000 soldiers, 8,000 aircraft and 95 warships. Armed forces were becoming more powerful. -
New Foreign Policy
Hitler feared for the economy of Germany, and wanted to be more self-reliant, so he planned to use the resources of other countries.
