Hitler moved against the Sturmabteilung (SA), the paramilitary Brownshirts, and its leader, Ernst Röhm, because he saw the independence of the SA and the penchant of its members for street violence as a direct threat to his power. He also wanted to conciliate leaders of the Reichswehr, the official German military who both feared and despised the SA-in particular Röhm's ambition to absorb the Reichswehr into the SA under his own leadership. Finally, Hitler used the purge to attack or eliminate critics of his regime, especially those loyal to Vice-Chancellor Franz von Papen, and to settle scores with old enemies.
hitler purged germany of his political and social opponents
for one thing, Hitler made his government look more intimiating, silencing the public because of the fear this created. night of the long knives also shows Hitler's paranoia or suspicion, even within his own government!
The Night of Long Knives. While the Enabling Act laid the groundwork for political permission for the Nazis to do as they wished, the violence of the Night of Long Knives ensured that any critics would be silenced and they would proceed without their propaganda questioned.
it was an operation by Hitler just before the holocaust took place, look it up
in the night of the long knives the important people that died were Ernst Rohm leader of the S.A and Kurt von Schleicher who was Hitler's procedure chancellor and also Gregor Strasser a former nazi who resined from the party as he had socialist views. hope that helped a bit : ) SOPHIE
hitler purged germany of his political and social opponents
for one thing, Hitler made his government look more intimiating, silencing the public because of the fear this created. night of the long knives also shows Hitler's paranoia or suspicion, even within his own government!
The night (actually a weekend) in June 1934 when Hitler used the SS to kill leaders of the SA and others who had recently angered him
Answeraculy no it was not Hitler. the liquidation of Ernst Rohm and the SA leadership by the SS in June 1934
Hitler planned The Night of the Long Knives, 30 June 1934, to eliminate the SA (a paramilitary force that helped him greatly achieve power) once and for all. His friend Ernst Rohm was the leader of the SA who was killed on the Night of the Long Knives. Hitler didn't kill Rohm himself but indirectly, yes, Hitler killed his friend.
The Night of Long Knives. While the Enabling Act laid the groundwork for political permission for the Nazis to do as they wished, the violence of the Night of Long Knives ensured that any critics would be silenced and they would proceed without their propaganda questioned.
When he entered in the beer hall When he wrote his book in prison Night of the long knives The burning of the reichstag
it was an operation by Hitler just before the holocaust took place, look it up
Gregor Strasser was a Reichstag deputy assassinated during purge "Night of Long Knives" 30 Jun 1934
in the night of the long knives the important people that died were Ernst Rohm leader of the S.A and Kurt von Schleicher who was Hitler's procedure chancellor and also Gregor Strasser a former nazi who resined from the party as he had socialist views. hope that helped a bit : ) SOPHIE
The cast of Night of the Long Knives - 2005 includes: Greg Stebner as Narrator - Himself
Probably until he gain power then he had people do it for him