This document summarizes key events in Adolf Hitler's life and rise to power in Nazi Germany. It describes Hitler's early life struggles and rejection from art school. It then discusses how he became the leader of the Nazi party and established himself as a dictator through oppressive policies like the Enabling Act. As führer, Hitler implemented antisemitic laws like the Nuremberg Laws and oversaw the Holocaust, which resulted in the deaths of millions of Jews. The document provides context around Nazi organizations like the Gestapo and images related to Hitler's consolidation of power in Germany.

1. HISTORY GRADE 9
SLIDESHOW

2. NAZI SWASTIK

3. Hitler during elections

4. ADOLF
HITLER
Early Life:
• Born in April 1889.
• Abused by his father.
• Wanted to be a painter.
• Dropped out of school.
• Rejected by the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna.
LATER:
• Became head of the German Nazi party.
• Became one of the 20th centuries most
powerful dictators.
• His violent anti-sematic and obsessive pursuit of
the Aryan supremacy spurred to the slaughter
of millions of Jews in the Holocaust.
• Committed suicide in April 1945.

5. BOO HITLER!!!

6. GESTAPO AND THE
SCHUTZSTAFFEL

7. NAZI ARMY

8. Few of the leaders who died during the
NIGHT OF THE LONG KNIVES
HERBERT VON BOSE OTTO BALLERSTEDT

9. CONCENTRATION
CAMPS

10. CONT.

11. Watch during holidays: Movie based on the Jewish
concentration camps, and the holocaust tragedy. ‘The
boy in the stripped pyjamas’.
NB: If you don’t have Netflix or show-max, use
websites like Goojara.to or Vumoo.to. Ssshhhhh, don’t
tell anyone about these sitesssss. The FBI IS
WATCHINGGGGG.
Synopsis: 'The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas' is a fiction
story of two unexpected companions. The other is a
prisoner inside a concentration camp for Jews, and
one is the son of a Nazi commandant.

12. ENABLING
ACT
• Because he won many seats (288). He
immediately forced through an Enabling
act which gave him dictatorial powers for
four years.
• -How Hitler eradicated opposition
• 1. Muzzling the press
• 2. Abolishing other political parties
• 3. Imprisoning other leaders.
• 4. Prohibiting trade unions
• 5. Burning Non-Nazi books

13. NUREMBERG
LAWS
• were antisemitic laws in Nazi Germany.
Introduced at the annual rally of the Nazi Party.
After Hitler took over in 1933, Nazism became
an official ideology, including anti-Semitism as
a form of racism.
• : prohibited marriage between Jews and
Germans.
• : Deprived Jews of German citizenship.
• : Hitler wanted to produce a pure German
Aryan race, the master race.
• : The ideal Germany and countries he took
over must be ruled by the master race.
Muscular, blue-eyed blonde features, he hated
juice.

14. VOCABULARY>Glossary
• Great depression: A severe worldwide economic depression that took
place mostly during the 1930s, beginning in the United States. The
timing of the Great Depression varied around the world; in most
countries, it started in 1929 and lasted until the late 1930s.
• Reichstag: building and meeting place for the Reichstag or Parliament.
• Coalition: agreement among individuals or groups to cooperate and
join forces for a common cause.
• Gestapo: Secret state police.
• Regime: Repressive government.
• Fuhrer: A tyrannical leader. His role of absolute authority in Germany.
• Anti-Semitic: prejudice against Jewish people.
• Nuremberg Laws: Antisemitic and racist laws.
• Aryan: Pure.
• Schutzstaffel: A branch of Hitler's armed forces.

15. THANK YOU! FEEL
FREE TO ASK ANY
QUESTIONS!!!!

16. REFERENCES
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Hume, C., 2009. Enabling Act. [online] Slideshare. Available at:
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SlideShare. 2011. Nuremberg Laws. [online] Available at:
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Slideshare. 2015. The Nuremberg Law Powerpoint. [online] Available at:
https://www.slideshare.net/dw101599/the-nuremberg-law-powerpoint [Accessed 21 August 2022].
Slideshare. 2018. Hitler and Nazi Germany- Nazi Consolidation of power. [online] Available at:
https://www.slideshare.net/mrmarr/hitler-and-nazi-germany-nazi-consolidation-of-power [Accessed 21
August 2022].

17. REFERENCES.
IMAGES
-"Thank you you Rock" baby- https://images.app.goo.gl/NvT46bvFoNVsDsrR8
-"The boy with the stripped pyjamas"- https://images.app.goo.gl/D66jC5mKx6faMcHe6
-Nazi Swastik- by VectorStock. /VectorStock.com/14744194
-Hitler Clown- by Alamy- https://images.app.goo.gl/M4W5Vg9bSLnbXBGk8
-"Hitler during elections"- https://images.app.goo.gl/oUibs3ZEKqB9gXnKA
-"Hitler during elections 2nd image" - https://images.app.goo.gl/ctDYWy6XaCN11k826
-"Gestapo and the schutzstaffel"- https://images.app.goo.gl/Y9RzxsKsA7DMGegaA
-"Gestapo and the schutzstaffel"- https://images.app.goo.gl/Pe2GdD5jM4R2bYvTA
-Otto Ballerstedt- https://images.app.goo.gl/LBCtgaWYXUTCeenu9
-Herbert Von Bose: https://images.app.goo.gl/CUDsNkWtp3LQabep9
-Cont: image- https://images.app.goo.gl/dJ6nBf9MvKzdBxBJ7
-Concentration camps- https://images.app.goo.gl/WjMBNf8QqgQ73Kyf8

18. SlideShare link to this uploaded powerpoint presentation: