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Starts and Beliefs of the National Socialist Worker's Party (NSDAP/Nazis
The National Socialist Worker's Party cam about in 1919. They believed in nationalism and were anti-Jewish -
Hitler Assumes Control of the Nazis
Hitler declared himself head of the Nazis. He wants his orders the be followed strictly and created groups to go after enemies. -
Hitler is Arrested and the Nazis Gain Support
Hitler tried to abolish the government and got caught. His trial gave the Nazis a lot of popularity -
The Great Depression and Impact for Nazis
The Great Depression led Germans to vote for more profound parties, which turned out to be Hitler and the Nazi Party. The Nazis won the election. -
The Chancellor Deal
Paul Von Hindenburg announced Hitler as chancellor and had him form a government. -
The Reichstag Fire and Aftermath
Hitler used the Reichstag fire to extend his power. Nazis were able to define their own legal limits. -
The Enabling Act
The Enabling Act was introduced which allowed Hitler to govern without reference to the Reichstag. The Nazis rigged the voting process. -
Concentration Camps Opening and Dealing with Protestors and Presidents
Hitler started to build the Concentration Camps for the people who disagreed with the Nazis policies -
Hindenburg's Death and the Aftermath
President Hindenburg died and Hitler took over the government. -
Rearmament
Hitler reestablished the draft. He also revealed his Four-Year Plan the following year. More than 900,00 soldiers, 8,000 aircraft, and 95 warships were apart of Germany's army. -
Anschluss-Austrian Takeover
Austrian chancellor established a vote on. Hitler told him to abandon his power. The Austrian chancellor gave up and resigned, which led Hitler to bring Austria and Germany under one government. -
Czechoslovakia and the Munich Agreement
The Munich Agreement was an agreement that included Germany, Great Britain, France, and Italy. It gave Germany ownership of Sudeten German territory of Czechoslovakia.
