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The rise of fascisms and the crisis of democracies.

  • Spartakists

    Spartakists
    Far-left group, thought the new regime was very moderate. In 1919 wanted to impose a regime in Germany similar to Russian, they tried to seize power by force. The insurrection would cause great violence, the government would eventually control after spilling a lot of blood.
  • Social Democratic Party.

    It was the most important game, had the parliamentary majority and controlled the government. But even so from the beginning I had the oppositions of the most extreme political groups.
  • March on Rome.

    March on Rome.
    To put it one way, it is the last part of the coup of Mussolini. In this march Mussolini got the king to grant him absolute powers, the king was left with no choice since Mussolini was accompanied by his guard, the Blackshirts.
  • Purstch of Munich

    Purstch of Munich
    Attempted coup attempt to hitler without any kind of success. This would make it encarcerlado for two years in which the economic situation in Germany had improved.
  • Appointment of Hitler as chancellor.

    Appointment of Hitler as chancellor.
    After winning the 1932 elections would be Hitler became chancellor. Pricipio although not all political parties were in his favor since he had not left an absolute majority, businessmen and the more conservative groups would pressure Hindenburg to finally Hitler took power.
  • Reichstag fire.

    Reichstag fire.
    Of excuse so to speak by the Nazi party to eliminate their opponents. This served to imprison communists in concentration camps, the government took advantage of this situation to eliminate political parties.
  • Night of the long knives

    Night of the long knives
    Hitler decided to kill anyone who might oppose him within his own party, so he ordered the murder of political opponents. This also served as a warning for those who think something contrary to what Hitler dictated.
  • Berlin Olympics

    Berlin Olympics
    it was held in Berlin, Germany, during the period of the Third Reich. The most outstanding athlete was American and black athlete, Jesse Owens.
  • Night of the Broken Glass.

    Night of the Broken Glass.
    That night dozens of Jews were killed, their privileges shops looted, torched synagogues and 26,000 Jews were imprisoned in concentration camps. They also were painted on windows of shops distiguir symbols that were Jewish, and thus know who collaborated with them to buy in their stores.
  • Germany invaded Austria

    Germany invaded Austria
    German troops invaded Austria, which was annexed to Germany without any resistance on his part.
  • Final solution

    Final solution
    is the name of the plan of the Nazis to carry out the systematic genocide of European Jewry during World War II
  • Benito Mussolini

    Benito Mussolini
    Military, political and Italian dictator. Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Italy with dictatorial powers from 1922 to 1943, when he was deposed and imprisoned briefly. He escaped with the help of Nazi Germany. Mussolini broke in Italian politics on May 22, 1922 when he led the march on Rome. During his tenure established a regime whose characteristics were nationalism, militarism and the fight against liberalism and against communism.
  • Adolf Hitler

    Adolf Hitler
    Political, military and German dictator, imperial chancellor since 1933 and leader of Germany from 1934 until his death. It brought to power the National Socialist German Workers Party or Nazi Party, and led a totalitarian regime during the period known as the Third Reich or Nazi Germany. He was also who led Germany during World War II, initiated by him with the main purpose to fulfill their expansionist plans in Europe.