The document discusses the aftermath of World War 1 for Germany, including the Treaty of Versailles, Germany's failure to pay reparations, French occupation of the Ruhr region, and hyperinflation in Germany. It also covers Hitler's rise to power, mentioning his racist ideologies, desire for Lebensraum, use of propaganda, and Hindenburg appointing him as Chancellor in 1933.

1. 1. The Treaty of Versailles (1919) 2. Germany Fails to Pay Reparations 3. French Occupation of the Ruhr 4. Hyperinflation EFFECTS OF THE GREAT DEPRESSION A. UNEMPLOYMENT, POVERTY AND STARVATION B. INCREASE IN POLITICAL ACTIVISM.

2. hiperinflació

3. GERMAN LOSS OF TERRITORY IN 1919

4. El putsch de Munich (1923)

6. 1. Hitler's Racism Aryans : the supposedly "pure" German race, according to Hitler. Anti-Semitism : hatred of Jews. 2. Lebensraum ("living space") : Hitler's theory that Germans must conquer and colonize territory to the east.

7. Propaganda (triunfo o...)

8. Propaganda

9. EFFECTS OF THE GREAT DEPRESSION A. UNEMPLOYMENT, POVERTY AND STARVATION B. INCREASE IN POLITICAL ACTIVISM. EE UU GB ALEMANYA

10. "Give your vote to the man of strength — Hitler."

12. Paul von Hindenburg: elected President of the Weimar Republic in 1925.

13. HINDENBURG APPOINTS HITLER CHANCELLOR (1933).