Nazi Germany
• Intro 
• 1923 failed Putsch 
• 1933 Rise to Power 
• Weimar Republic 
• Power Vacuum 
• Paul von Hindenburg 
• Economic Difficulties 
• Paved way for social decent
• Adolf Hitler (1889-1945) 
• Austrian 
• Failed Artist 
• Vienna Experience 1908-1913 
• Vienna’s influences 
• George von Shronerer 
• Karl Lueger 
• Lanz von Liebenfels
• Munich 1913 
• WWI 
• Decorated Twice for Bravery 
• Post WWI Political Activity 
• German Worker’s Party 
• National Socialist Worker’s Party (Nazi) 
• Party Growth 
• SA (Sturmabteilung)
• Beer Hall Putsch 1923 
• Failed Attempt 
• Or did it? 
• Turning Point in Hitler’s Career 
• Constitutional Means to Gain Power 
• Mein Kompf (My Struggle)
• Rebuilding the Party 
• Fuhrerprinzip- single minded party 
• National Organization, Intense Growth 
• Appeal to Young Men 
• 1929 Elections 
• Modest Gains in Reichstag 
• Depression 
• Tool For Success 
• Gains made in elections between 1928-1930
• 1930-33 Move to Power 
• Ballot proved elusive 
• Gains support of Capitalists 
• Fears of Communist Takeover 
• Von Hindenburg Names Hitler Chancellor in January 
1933 
• Franz von Papen former chancellor now vice chancellor 
• Puppet of Capitalists?
• Foundations for Power 
• Hermann Goring 
• Reichstag Fire Feb. 27, 1933 
• Creation of Police State 
• Enabling Act 
• Gain Majority of Reichstag 
• March 5, 1933
• Gleichschaltung 
• Nazification of Germany 
• Anti-Semitism 
• “Germany Awake” 
• Ernst Rohm 
• Night of the Long Knives 
• Third Reich 
• 85% Approval
• Nazi State 1933-1945 
• Nationalism 
• Mass Demonstrations 
• Total Control? 
• Economic Success 
• Not your moms Socialism 
• Drop in unemployment
• Nazi Terror 
• SS Heinrich Himmler 
• Terror and Ideology 
• Control of Church 
• Hitler Jugend 
• Bund deutscher Madel 
• Oath
• Arian State 
• Anti-semitism 
• Nuremburg Laws 1935 
• Kristallnacht Nov. 9, 1938 
• Nazi State and Women 
• Bearers of Children 
• Excluded from Labor 
• Propoganda

Nazi germany

  • 1.
  • 14.
    • Intro •1923 failed Putsch • 1933 Rise to Power • Weimar Republic • Power Vacuum • Paul von Hindenburg • Economic Difficulties • Paved way for social decent
  • 16.
    • Adolf Hitler(1889-1945) • Austrian • Failed Artist • Vienna Experience 1908-1913 • Vienna’s influences • George von Shronerer • Karl Lueger • Lanz von Liebenfels
  • 18.
    • Munich 1913 • WWI • Decorated Twice for Bravery • Post WWI Political Activity • German Worker’s Party • National Socialist Worker’s Party (Nazi) • Party Growth • SA (Sturmabteilung)
  • 20.
    • Beer HallPutsch 1923 • Failed Attempt • Or did it? • Turning Point in Hitler’s Career • Constitutional Means to Gain Power • Mein Kompf (My Struggle)
  • 21.
    • Rebuilding theParty • Fuhrerprinzip- single minded party • National Organization, Intense Growth • Appeal to Young Men • 1929 Elections • Modest Gains in Reichstag • Depression • Tool For Success • Gains made in elections between 1928-1930
  • 22.
    • 1930-33 Moveto Power • Ballot proved elusive • Gains support of Capitalists • Fears of Communist Takeover • Von Hindenburg Names Hitler Chancellor in January 1933 • Franz von Papen former chancellor now vice chancellor • Puppet of Capitalists?
  • 23.
    • Foundations forPower • Hermann Goring • Reichstag Fire Feb. 27, 1933 • Creation of Police State • Enabling Act • Gain Majority of Reichstag • March 5, 1933
  • 24.
    • Gleichschaltung •Nazification of Germany • Anti-Semitism • “Germany Awake” • Ernst Rohm • Night of the Long Knives • Third Reich • 85% Approval
  • 25.
    • Nazi State1933-1945 • Nationalism • Mass Demonstrations • Total Control? • Economic Success • Not your moms Socialism • Drop in unemployment
  • 26.
    • Nazi Terror • SS Heinrich Himmler • Terror and Ideology • Control of Church • Hitler Jugend • Bund deutscher Madel • Oath
  • 27.
    • Arian State • Anti-semitism • Nuremburg Laws 1935 • Kristallnacht Nov. 9, 1938 • Nazi State and Women • Bearers of Children • Excluded from Labor • Propoganda