1. CAUSES BEHIND THE RISE OF HITLER
 The First W.W was comes to an end on the
base of the Versailles treaty.
 But most of its agreements were harsh and
humiliating peace.
 So the peoples in Germany was not satisfied
in this agreement.
 Politically and Economically Weimar republic
was a failure.
 Especially the crisis in the field of
Economy, Polity and Society formed the
background the the rise of Hitler in to power.

2. HITLER- EARLY, ADMINI, PROPAG, END
NAZISM- IDEOLOGY, RULE, IMPACTS
NAZISM- YOUTH, WOMAN, CHILDREN
SECOND WORLD WAR- CAUSES, IMPACTS
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3. WHO WAS ADOLF HITLER (OR)
NAZI PARTY PROJECTED HITLER AS A MESSIAH, A
SAVIOUR AND DELIVER PEOPLE FROM DISTRESS
 Born in 1889 in Austria
 Spent his youth in poverty
 During the time of 1.W.W he joined the army
 Acted as messenger then became a corporal and earned
the medal for bravery.
 The defeat of Germany horrified him and Versailles treaty
made him furious.
 In 1919 he joined a small group- German Workers Party.
 Consequently he took over the charge of this organisation
and renamed as Nationalist German Workers Party
 This party came to be known as Nazi party.

4.  He was a powerful speaker & charismatic leader.
 His passion and words influenced the people.
 He promised to build a strong nation, undo the injustice of
the V.T and restore the dignity of the German people.
 He promised employment, and secure future for the youth.
 He promised to weed out all the foreign influences and
resist all foreign conspiracies against Germany.
 He devised a new style of politics.
 He tried to make a unity among the people.
 In 1923 he was arrested and imprisoned, in there he wrote
his autobiography- Mein Kamph, considered the Bible of
the Nazi Party.
 This influenced the people very much bcz their dignity and
pride had been shattered, also they were in very
misserable economic and political condition. So……..

5. ORIGIN OF NAZI PARTY
 In 1919 Hitler Hitler joined in a small group called
German Workers party
 He subsequently took over the charge of the organisation
and renamed in the National Socialist German Workers
Party.
 This party came to be known as Nazi Party.

6. INITIAL ATTEMPT OF NAZIS (OR) HITLER
 1923- planned to seize control of Bavaria, march to Berlin
and capture power.
 It was failed and he was arrested.
 1930 early- Nazis failed to mobilise the people.
 1929- Great Depression, helped the Nazi party to
mobilise the people.
 1928- Nazis got only 2.6% votes in the Reichstag
(German parliament)
 1932- It had become the largest party got 37% votes.
 1933- president Hindenburg offered the
chancellorship, the highest position in the cabinet
ministers.

7. ENABLING ACT
 It was passed on 3 March 1933.
 This Act established dictatorship in Germany.
 It gave Hitler all powers to Sideline parliament and rule.
 All political parties and trade unions were banned except
the Nazi parties.
 The state established control over the
Economy, Army, Media and Judiciary.

8. POLICE SYSTEM ---NAZI PARTY
 Special police system and security forces were created
to control and order society in ways Nazis wanted.
 Green Uniform- Already existed police group.In addition
to this they formed
 Storm Troopers- S A (it included)
 Gestapo- Secret State Police.
 S S- The protection Squads
 S D- Criminal Police & Security Service.
 The police forces acquired powers to rule with impunity,

9. PLAN OF HITLER
 What was the plans of Hitler after becoming the
chancellor of Germany to consolidate the Nazi
power
(or)
 Explain the three fold plan of Hitler introduced for
to bring all the powers under his control.
(or)
 The ways and circumstances- Hitler from the
position of Chancellor to president.

10. PLAN OF HITLER
 In 1933 Jan 30 president Hindenburg offered
chancellorship, the highest position of cabinet ministers to
Hitler.
 Having acquired the power, he dismantled the structures
of democratic rule.
 In 1933 Feb 28, he suspended the civic rights like-
freedom of speech, press and assembly, that had been
granted by the Weimar republic.
 Then he turned his attention against the communists-
most of whom where hurriedly packed off the newly
established concentration camp.
 Enabling Act- (slide No.7)
 Police System- ( Slide No.8)

11. CONT……
 The opposition leaders were imprisoned, sent to
concentration camp or murdered.
 The third step was elimination of potential rivals in the
Nazi party.
 The SA assumed the position of parallel army and
threaten their position.
 Hitler realized the need of regular army to consolidate his
power, 1943 June he ordered the murder of Roehm and
key SA leaders.
 Over the next three days hundred of peoples were killed
including former chancellor Von Schleicher.
 One month after president Hindenburg died and Hitler
became the president of Germany.