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He just became leader because he wanted it. He told Dreschler that he wanted power and that if he didn't get it, then he'd form his own party. Hitler's philosophy was if you want something take it, Don't ask!
AnswerHitler became the leader of Germany through the parliamentary electoral system. In the elections, Hitler's party, the National Socialist Workers' Party, won the largest number of seats in the parliament (though not a majority of all seats). Since Hitler was the leader of that party, he was appointed by the President as Chancellor (a position similar to Prime Minister).Answer
Well, because Hitler was released, Nazis were happy!Also because Hitler wrote a book in prison called Mein Kampf (My Struggle) to show what he has been through to get this far!
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∙ 12y ago
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∙ 12y agoThey promised jobs and a respectable life to the Germans that were demoralised after ww1 and now had children starving as a result of the great depression and war reparation payments.
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How was Nazi Germany similar to the Soviet Union under Stalin?
Generally speaking both Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union under Stalin were dictatorships that permitted no free speech or other political parties to exist. In Germany only the Nazi Party was legal and under Stalin only the Communist Party under the rule of Stalin was allowed.
When did Nazi Germany fall?
The determination of the USSR, and France, and Britain and U.S. They all caved into Germany and surrounded forces. The remaining german soldiers gave up and surrendered. This was prior to the suicide of Hitler and in his will he said no one should take over his power when he dies. So, nazi soldiers pretty much knew the end was near when all of this occured, The third reich collapsed also
Why were they called SS guards?
The Schutzstaffel (help·info) (German for "Protective Echelon"), abbreviated SS- or (Runic)- was a major Nazi organization under Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party. The SS grew from a small paramilitary unit to a powerful force that served as the Führer's "Praetorian Guard," the Nazi Party's "Shield Squadron" and a force that, fielding almost a million men (both on the front lines and as political police), managed to exert as much political influence as the Wehrmacht.
When did the war between the Germans and Jewish start?
Theretically the war between the Nazis and Jews started in 1920's when Hitler becomed leader of the Nazi Party but not much effect come from the war until January 30th 1933, when Hitler becomes Chancellor of Germany. After this Hitler started to establish Laws which would mainly target Jews but also at the time, oppositions ad threat to the Nazi Party like the Communist and soon the SA.
What spread pro-Nazi policies and ideas?
Propaganda designed, published, and spread throughout Germany by Hitler's personal newspaper. He himself hired those in which ran an edited it, and He himself is responsible for the lies, deception, evil, and falsifications spread throughout Germany and later much of Europe.
What does the EZLN gain much of its support from?
native people
What could have been done to stop nazi polocies before ww2?
The German Government and the German Army could not of given the Nazi party so much power to begin with. Then the Nazi Party wouldn't of risen in power over Germany.
How did the Nazis get so strong?
The Nazi Party formed from the National Socialist German Workers' Party after Hitler too power. Much of Hitler's rise was attributed to the fact that Germany was in such a depression after the Treaty of Versailles demolished their economy. The people clung to Hitler's promises because they were, at that time, their only hope after getting out of the depression. So with Germany's support Hitler rose to great power and with him so did the Nazi Party.
Were Nazi banners hung from windows?
Just as many Communists in Britain would display the flag of Vietnam, the USSR or such during the Cold War, it was not uncommon for National Socialists to hang NSDAP banners from their windows - either in support of the party or in support of the Weimar Republic, which had adopted the NSDAP banner as it's legal flag in the early 1930s. Nazi party members, supporters or patriots often displayed Swastikas in some shape or form in their windows. There is also some evidence to suggest that the NSDAP would encourage major community figures in an area to display the Swastika from their window to encourage others to support the party, though there is not much (if any) evidence to suggest that the Nazi Party would force ordinary people to display such symbols on a daily basis.
Is Anti-Nazis a word?
It is not so much a word, but a term describing those against the Nazi party.
The three leaders of Nazi party?
They are arranged by how much influence they had: # Adolf Hitler # Hermann Goring # Heinrich Himmler
What were 3 leaders of the nazi party?
They are arranged by how much influence they had: # Adolf Hitler # Hermann Goring # Heinrich Himmler
Did Henry Ford support the Nazis?
Did he? To answer that question search Google and read the articles. Make up your own mind as to how much support he gave the Nazi's.
What is a sentence using the word infiltrator?
The infiltrator carefully navigated through the enemy camp to gather valuable intelligence.
Why did so many people support the Nazi message?
Hitler brainwashed many people into believing that the Jewish were responsible for the bad economy, using them as scapegoats for the country's problems. Even if they didn't believe in Hitler's mission they were too afraid to speak out. There was much pressure to join the Nazi party and if you didn't you were looked down upon as just as bad as the Jewish themselves.
Did the Democratic Party support the National Bank?
In the early part of the political party, the Democratic party did not support the creation the National Bank. The Democrats believed in states rights and wanted to make sure that the country stuck to the Constitution as much as possible.
What did the Nazi Party govern during world war 2?
Germany. Hitler was a Nazi and they ruled with an iron hand. Pretty much the whole Germany population was on board with the whole thing and backed Hitler in every thing he did.
