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It was the new regime, which was approved by an election that was held for a constituent assembly. Germany became a democratic republic.
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This revolt was suppressed by the provisional government, and led by the revolutionaries Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg.
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It was a German party, known because later it was became the NSDAP.
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Hitler is convicted of high treason and is sentenced to five years in prison, although he is only serving one year of his sentence.
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It was a political party in Germany, better known as the Nazi Party.
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President Paul von Hindenburg names Adolf Hitler, leader or führer of the National Socialist German Workers Party (or Nazi Party), as chancellor of Germany.
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It was a fire perpetrated against the Reichstag building in Berlin, it was attributed to the Communist Party (KPD), which was banned. This ban on the Communist Party gave the Nazis a clear majority in government.
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It was the first Nazi concentration camp. It served as a model and prototype for those who followed him. In Dachau they were especially concentrated religious, aristocrats, intellectuals and politicians.
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In a speech to the German parliament, Hitler declares that another world war will result in the elimination of Jews from Europe.
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Hitler committed suicide by shooting himself in the head with a gun together with his wife Eva Braun, in an underground bunker in Berlin, before facing the capture at the hands of the Soviet forces that were advancing on that city.
