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Allowed Nazis to remove political opponents before the elections took place; allowed the expulsion of all communists from the Reichstag; banned KPD (German Communist Party); allowed imprisonment without trial for an indefinite period for anyone deemed dangerous to the state; decree by Hindenburg
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(Day is inaccurate) Controlled by Goebbels
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(Inaccurate days) 12 billion Reichsmarks
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(Day is inaccurate) "Alien elements" (non-Aryans, Jews, etc.) forced to retire, purged from administrative postions, court positions, educational positions; judges and lawyers had to interpret the law based on Nazi ideology
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(Day is inaccurate) Forbade setting up of new department stores
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Left-wing socialist trade unions dissolved; German Labour Front under Robert Lay set up to replace the trade unions; membership was compulsory -
(Day is inaccurate) Arbeitsdienst; subsidies for private construction/renovation; income tax rebates/loans to encourage industrial activity
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The Catholic Centre Party was banned
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This law made it a criminal offence to organize any party outside the NSDAP
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(Day is inaccurate) German Chamber of Culture; Reich Food Estate; Reich Economic Chamber; Reich Entailed Farm Law
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Hitler's one-party state was legally established
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(Day is inaccurate) The Länder of Germany were abolished; everything placed under Nazi control
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Purge of Hitler's opponents (or people who threatened him); "it was done to forestall a revolt;" helped confirm Hitler's authority
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(Day is inaccurate) Hindenburg passes away, so Hitler becomes head of state; army swears personal oath of loyalty to Hitler
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(Day is inaccurate) Devised by Schact; government regulated imports; trade was developed with less developed countries; German trade was developed with central and southeast Europe; led to series of trade agreements
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(Day is inaccurate) Hermann Goering was director; emphasis on autarky; chemical industry was encouraged; steelworks were developed; the production of heavy machinery was emphasized; controlled foreign activities; targets for private industry werre established
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'Hossbach memorandum' - Hitler's aggressive plans for rapid expansion in the east
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(Day and month are inaccurate) Assets were taken away from Jews (worth over $800 million)
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(Day may be inaccurate) Claus von Stauffenberg; came close to killing Hitler
