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The Nazis passed the Reich Entailed Farm Law.

Aimed tyo pressure medium-sized German farms by ensuring that they were passed on to a single heir and not split up among several heirs.

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Reichstag fire

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The military, fearing the blame from an inevitable defeat, encourages a civilian government to form. Under Prince Max of Baden, they sue for peace. World War I ends with Germany signing an armistice.

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Benito Mussolini forms the National Fascist Party in Italy. Its success will be a huge influence on Hitler. Germany is forced to sign the Treaty of Versailles, which imposes strict sanctions on the country. Anger at the treaty and the weight of reparations will destabilize Germany for years. A socialist interim German government is replaced by the official creation of the democratic Weimar Republic.

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Hitler joined the DAP (German Workers' Party), a right-wing group let by Dexter, having been sent to spy on it by the military.

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About 1.4 million workers left the land to seek for better paid jobs in the cities.

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Hitler became leading public speaker and propagandist

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Change the name of DAP to NSDAP- Nazis

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Hitler was elected Party Chairman and leader of the Nazis

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Munich holds the first Nazi Party Congress. Hitler believes the time is right to stage a coup. Aided by a force of SA brownshirts, the support of WW1 leader Erich Ludendorff, and browbeaten locals, he stages the Beer Hall Putsch. It fails.

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Hitler's treason trial

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Publication of Main Kampf

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Bamberg Conference

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Reichstag election: Nazis won 0.8 million votes and 12 seats.

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Hitler and the Nazis invited to join Hugenberg's compaign against the Young Plan

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Presidential election: Hitler won 11.3 million votes in the first round and 13.4 million in the second round

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Reichstag election: Nazis won 13.8 million votes and 230 seats

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Reichstag election: Nazis won 11.7 million votes and 196 seats

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The Weimar Republic was officially established following the end of World War I and the abdication of the German Emperor, Wilhelm II. The Weimar Constitution was adopted, creating a democratic parliamentary system.

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A right-wing coup attempt led by Wolfgang Kapp and General Walther von Lüttwitz aimed to overthrow the Weimar government. It failed due to a general strike and public resistance.

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Hitler is able to become chairman of his party, which is renamed the National Socialist German Workers' Party, or NSDAP.

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Germany faced a severe hyperinflation crisis, leading to economic turmoil and social unrest. This period had a detrimental impact on the stability of the Weimar Republic.

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1923 - French Occupation of the Ruhr (January 11, 1923 - September 25, 1924)

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1923 - French Occupation of the Ruhr (January 11, 1923 - September 25, 1924)

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In response to Germany's default on reparations payments, French and Belgian forces occupied the Ruhr, leading to further economic and political instability.

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Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party attempted to seize power in Munich through a failed coup, known as the Beer Hall Putsch. Hitler was arrested and sentenced to prison.

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The Dawes Plan was introduced to address Germany's economic crisis by restructuring reparations and providing loans, stabilizing the economy to some extent.

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The Treaty of Locarno was signed, recognizing Germany's western borders, leading to improved diplomatic relations and Germany's admission to the League of Nations.

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Elections to the Reichstag yield just 2.6 percent of the vote to the NSDAP.

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The global economic crisis began with the Wall Street Crash, which had a severe impact on Germany's economy and contributed to rising unemployment and social unrest.

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The New York Stock Market begins to crash, causing a great economic depression in America and around the world.

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1930 - Presidential Election (March 29, 1930)

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1930 - Presidential Election (March 29, 1930)

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Paul von Hindenburg was reelected as President, defeating Adolf Hitler in the presidential election.

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1930 - Reichstag Elections (Sept 14, 1930)

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1930 - Reichstag Elections (Sept 14, 1930)

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The Nazi Party made significant gains in the Reichstag elections, becoming the second-largest party in the German parliament. (18.3 percent of the vote )

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1932 - Presidential Election (March 13, 1932)

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1932 - Presidential Election (March 13, 1932)

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Paul von Hindenburg was reelected as President in a runoff election against Adolf Hitler.

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1932 - Reichstag Elections (July 31, 1932)

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1932 - Reichstag Elections (July 31, 1932)

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The Nazi Party became the largest party in the Reichstag, gaining significant support.(7 percent of the vote)

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1933 - Hitler Appointed Chancellor (January 30, 1933)

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1933 - Hitler Appointed Chancellor (January 30, 1933)

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President Hindenburg appointed Adolf Hitler as Chancellor of Germany, marking the beginning of the end of the Weimar Republic.The Reichstag building burns down; Hitler blames it on communists and uses it as an excuse to pass emergency laws that give him dictatorial powers. The Enabling Act gives him dictatorial powers for four years without consulting parliament or president. All other political parties are banned; trade unions are abolished; Jews are removed from civil service jobs; concentration camps are established; and book burnings begin.

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The Reichstag building in Berlin was set on fire, leading to the Reichstag Fire Decree and the suspension of civil liberties. This event further consolidated Nazi power.

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The Reichstag passed the Enabling Act, granting Hitler the authority to enact laws without Reichstag approval, effectively ending parliamentary democracy in Germany.

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Adolf Hitler is born in Braunau am Inn, Austria-Hungary. His family later moves to Germany.

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Hitler joins the German military at the start of World War I.

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Can't be solder.

An undercover spy - to see how different parties are working.

Left the army because he shares the believes of DAP, so he sings up to join.

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Because of his speaking leader skills, he becomes the party chairman (leader) and changes the name DAP-NSDAP

Evidence - 25 point programme

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Parlamillitary wings - SA

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From being violent - he becomes democratic campaign

Evidence:

Mein Kampf

Trial

Electoral system

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Revolution inspired by Benito Musulini

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Having turned his trial into a grandstand for his ideas and become known across Germany, Hitler is given a derisory nine-month prison sentence. Hitler is released from jail, where he has written the beginning of "Mein Kampf."

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The NSDAP had moved away from Hitler's influence during his absence; now free, he reasserts control, determined to pursue a notionally legal course to power.
Prussian, aristocratic, right-leaning war leader Paul von Hindenburg is elected president of Germany. Hitler publishes "Mein Kampf," a ranting exploration of what passes as his ideology.

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President Hindenburg dies; Hitler merges presidency with chancellorship and becomes Führer.

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Jan. 30, 1933 - Hitler became a chancellor and then a Führer (Aug. 2, 1934)

Evidence:

Article 48

Enabling Act

Elections

Reichstag Fire

Emergency decree

Night of Long Knifes

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Evidence:

Himmler's apparatus of terror

Education + Hitler Youth

Goebbles propaganda

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Reichstag election: Nazis won 17.3 million votes and 288 seats.

(This election took place after considerable Nazi intimidation and the banning of the German Communist Party (KPD))

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opening of "Battle for work"

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Schacht's "New Plan"

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Lanching of the 'Four Year Plan' under Goering's direction

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Schacht's resignation as Minister of Economics

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Hitler had achieved many of his goals:

Communists and Social Democrats had been crushed

German institutions had been Nazified

The "Battle for Work" had been won

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Hitler launched the Four-Year Plan at the Nuremberg rally

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Schacht was resigned as Minister of Economics

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The Ruhr iron and steel companies refused to invest in expensive new blast furnaces capable of using low-grade German iron ore.

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Germany had army of nearly 20 million men and 3000 warplanes.

The army though has not being provided with all the supplies it was expecting.

(Much of the army was still reliant on horse-drawn transport.)

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Germany faced budget deficits (A country has a budget deficit if spending by the government is higher than the government's income from taxation. When a government runs a budget deficit it has to cover it by borrowing money.)

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"Hermann Goering Works" had developed into a gigantic industrial corporation employing 600,000 poeple

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German invasion of Poland

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Britain and France declared war

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"Operation Barbarossa" - German invasion of USSR

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German declaration of war on USA following Pearl Harbor- continental war "globalized"

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Speer's reforms to mobilise the war economy

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German defeat at El Alamein

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German surrender at Stalingrad

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Goebbels' speech relaid the people for a 'total war'

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Hamburg fire-storm

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Allied landings in Normandy

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German surrender: occupation and division of Germany