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He changed the party's name to Nazi. The party consisted of people who had intense hatred for the politicians who they considered had dishonoured Germany by signing the Versailles Treaty.
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Hitler challenges Anton Drexler to become leader of the Nazi party. After initial resistance, Drexler agrees and Hitler becomes the new leader of the party.
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Nazi marched in the streets, the police opened fire. Hitler escaped but was captured, tried for treason and served 9 months in Landsberg prison. It was during his imprisonment when he began examining the techniques of propaganda.
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Hitler attempts to overthrow the Bavarian government with an armed uprising. Hitler and 2000 Nazi's marched through Munich to the Beer Hall, to take over a meeting chaired by three of the most important individuals in Bavarian politics.
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Hitler reestablished the Nazi Party.
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The Nazi Party increased its representatives in parliament from 14 to 107. Hitler had now become the leader of the second largest party in Germany.
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Hitler withdrew from the League of Nations. He also ignored the arms restrictions imposed by the Treaty of Versailles.
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Hitler became chancellor of a coalition government, where the Nazis had a third of the seats in the Reichstag.
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Powers of legislation passed to Hitler's cabinet for four years, making him virtual dictator.
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Hitler proclaimed the Nazi Party to be the only political party permitted in Germany. All other parties and trade unions were disbanded. The Nazi officials became state governors.
