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They were a group of radical nationalists who formed their own political party in 1919. Led by Adolf Hitler, a former corporal who had served in World War I.
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The Nazis were led by Adolf Hitler, a former corporal who had served in World War I
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The onset of the Great Depression and its traumatic impact on Germany, however, saw Hitler and the Nazis attract popular support. The Nazis presented themselves as a new political option for the beleaguered and economically desperate German people.
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This makes government distrust and the citizens looking for change and a new leader
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Hitler becomes one of the most powerful men in Germany
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This gives Hitler the ability to blame communist revolutionaries
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This marks the first concentration camp to be built by the Nazis
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This gives hitler the ability to pass any laws he wants
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Hitler signs an agreement with Reichswehr generals to downsize the SA and expand the military.
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Hitler assumes his powers and becomes Fuhrer.
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Germany achieves Anschluss, or union with Austria, in defiance of the Versailles treaty.
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settlement reached by Germany, Great Britain, France, and Italy that permitted German annexation of the Sudetenland in western Czechoslovakia.
