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(precursor of the Nazi Party)
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One of the reasons for the Nazi Party to go on power. It just increased the state of low morale on Germany, helping to consolidate Nazi's power
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Failed coup d'état led by Hitler
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While in prison, he wrote Meio Kampf and started to develop his strategy to rise to power
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After getting out of prison, he resurrected the Nazi Party as the main leader. The participants swore loyalty unto death to their leader.
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It was full of antisemitic, nationalist and anti-socialist ideas. Linked with the Social Darwinism theory, the book became the ideological base for the Nazi Party's racist beliefs and murderous practices.
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tried to gain power in the congress, but only got 2% of the votes.
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Increased the state of low morale between germans
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Hitler tried to gain power in the congress, this time getting 37% of the votes. Was able to gain the majority of the seats in the Reichstag
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Expelled and imprisons the communists from Parliament. He announced that the country was in danger from the communists during the election campaign. This encouraged many to vote for the Nazis, who were seen as anti-communist. Hindenburg declared a state of emergency using the Weimar Constitution - newspapers being censored, personal letters and phone calls being checked. Seen as the start of the end of democracy in Germany.
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Hitler now had the power to issue new laws without consulting Parliament. The Enabling Act (The Law for removing the Distress of the People and the Reich) gave Hitler the power to issue emergency decrees without the approval of President Hindenburg.
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Night where 250-1,000 people were killed, mainly SA members. The SA leader Rohm was killed as well.
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