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In the Weimar Republic in Germany how was the chancellor chosen?
The Chancellor was chosen by the President, which may have been seen as a weakness of the Weimar Republic, as it did not consult the public. The Reichstag was generally supportive of the representative chosen to enrol as the Chancellor.
If Hitler was not elected a deputy in the Reichstag why was he appointed chancellor?
After world War 1, Germany could not have an army and had to pay all their war debts. Hitler fought in World War 1, so he was a war hero. He also gave the Germans a common scrapegoat in the Jews.
Why did events from 1930 to 1932 result in Hitler becoming chancellor?
During those two particular years Hitler managed to succeed in getting a large amount of support from the public (as it was after the depression of 1929). As a result, Hitler basically went from having a relatively small party to having the biggest single party in the Reichstag, consequently forcing Hindenberg (current President of Weimar Germany) to pick him as Chancellor.Why? having the biggest single party in the Reichstag meant that he had the most support. This was something that the previous Chancellor´s, Von Papen and Von Schleicher did not have.As the government of Germany was Democratic (in fact the most democratic system in the whole world at that time), nobody could get too much power. Thus, decisions were made by the Reichstag and the Chancellor. As the German economy suffered in the 1930s, it became only too clear that the democratic system was not working, made worse by no support in the Reichstag. Which is why the president had no choice but to pick someone who actually had support.Thanks, K.L; And STUDY FOR HISTORY... THIS SHOULD ALL BE IN YOUR TEXTBOOK! ;) ;) ;)
What did Adolf Hitler do as chancellor of Germany?
When Hitler first become Chancellor of Germany, He introduced the Enabling Act, which allowed Hitler to make any law without it needing to go through the Reichstag, this was where Hitler's war against the Undesirables began and introduced the first Concentration Camps. Also, on 21st March 1933, the new Reichstag was opened after the Reichstag Fire on 27th February 1933 and he demonstrated of the Unity between Nazi Germany and the old Prussian elite, and Military. Along with that, Hitler also started to rebuild Germany's Military after it was restricted due to the Treaty of Versailles (Which ended World War 1), this meant Hitler broken an clause in the treaty. This was known as the German Re-Armament. Apart from this Hitler just improved the Nazi Party by growing it an achieve political dominance in the Reichstag until he becomes Fuhrer of Nazi Germany on 2nd August 1934.
Was Hitler elected or did he seized power?
A bit of Both, Hitler had high power in the Reichstag but only because he bullied people ito getting what he wanted. However, it was the President of Germany at the time who promoted Hitler to chancellor.
In what year did Hindenburg appoint Hitler chancellor of the nazi party?
Hitler was elected to the Reichstag in 1933 as leader of the Nazional Sozialistishe Deutche Abeiter Partei. This was the largest party in the Reichstag (German Parliament/Congress) and as such he became Chanceller(Prime Minister) 0f Germany at the (very reluctant) appointment of President Hindenberg.
In the Weimar Republic in Germany how was the chancellor chosen?
The Chancellor was chosen by the President, which may have been seen as a weakness of the Weimar Republic, as it did not consult the public. The Reichstag was generally supportive of the representative chosen to enrol as the Chancellor.
Who is the lower house of kaiser Parliament?
The lower house of Kaiser Parliament is called the Reichstag. The Reichstag was less important of the two houses and was only able to approve laws that had been proposed by the Chancellor and Bundesrat.
If Hitler was not elected a deputy in the Reichstag why was he appointed chancellor?
After world War 1, Germany could not have an army and had to pay all their war debts. Hitler fought in World War 1, so he was a war hero. He also gave the Germans a common scrapegoat in the Jews.
Why did events from 1930 to 1932 result in Hitler becoming chancellor?
During those two particular years Hitler managed to succeed in getting a large amount of support from the public (as it was after the depression of 1929). As a result, Hitler basically went from having a relatively small party to having the biggest single party in the Reichstag, consequently forcing Hindenberg (current President of Weimar Germany) to pick him as Chancellor.Why? having the biggest single party in the Reichstag meant that he had the most support. This was something that the previous Chancellor´s, Von Papen and Von Schleicher did not have.As the government of Germany was Democratic (in fact the most democratic system in the whole world at that time), nobody could get too much power. Thus, decisions were made by the Reichstag and the Chancellor. As the German economy suffered in the 1930s, it became only too clear that the democratic system was not working, made worse by no support in the Reichstag. Which is why the president had no choice but to pick someone who actually had support.Thanks, K.L; And STUDY FOR HISTORY... THIS SHOULD ALL BE IN YOUR TEXTBOOK! ;) ;) ;)
How did Hitler gain ultimate power?
he was appointed chancellor and the constitution let him make laws himself in a state of emergency. (the reichstag fire) he then named himself ad chancellor and president, banned all political partys ut nazi and the rest is history.
What did Adolf Hitler do as chancellor of Germany?
When Hitler first become Chancellor of Germany, He introduced the Enabling Act, which allowed Hitler to make any law without it needing to go through the Reichstag, this was where Hitler's war against the Undesirables began and introduced the first Concentration Camps. Also, on 21st March 1933, the new Reichstag was opened after the Reichstag Fire on 27th February 1933 and he demonstrated of the Unity between Nazi Germany and the old Prussian elite, and Military. Along with that, Hitler also started to rebuild Germany's Military after it was restricted due to the Treaty of Versailles (Which ended World War 1), this meant Hitler broken an clause in the treaty. This was known as the German Re-Armament. Apart from this Hitler just improved the Nazi Party by growing it an achieve political dominance in the Reichstag until he becomes Fuhrer of Nazi Germany on 2nd August 1934.
What are the effects of president paul von hindenburg naming hitler chancellor in 1933?
He was opposed to Hitler and was a major player in the increasing political instability in the Weimar Republic that ended with Hitler's rise to power. He dissolved the Reichstag twice in 1932 and finally agreed to appoint Hitler Chancellor of Germany in January 1933.
Was Hitler elected or did he seized power?
A bit of Both, Hitler had high power in the Reichstag but only because he bullied people ito getting what he wanted. However, it was the President of Germany at the time who promoted Hitler to chancellor.
Why was German empire not a democracy?
The Nazis loathed democracy and made it perfectly clear that they wanted to get rid of it.
What did Hitler do to the legislature?
The Weimar Republic Constitution had a rule that the constitution could be modified by a 2/3 majority of the Reichstag. Hitler's Nazi Party held about 43% of seats, and controlled most of the Cabinet, but they bullied the other politicians into passing an Enabling Act, which allowed the Chancellor (Hitler's role) and the Cabinet to create laws that circumvented the Reichstag - or even the Constitution. This is generally seen as the key moment when the Weimar Republic ended and Nazi dictatorship began. After that, the Reichstag was quietly disbanded.
When does the reichstag burns?
Reichstag burns on 27 February 1933.
