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Overview: Weimar Republic recovery, 1924-1929

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A Day in Roaring 20's Berlin | 1927 AI Enhanced Film [ 60 fps,4k]

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The Golden Age of Weimar - A level History

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Worthless Paper Money - German Hyper-Inflation Starts After WW1 I THE GREAT WAR 1921

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Jan 1919: The 'Spartacist' Revolt | GCSE History Revision | Weimar & Nazi Germany

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1920: The Kapp Putsch (& Ongoing Political Violence) | GCSE History Revision | Weimar & Nazi Germany

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1923: The Occupation of the Ruhr | GCSE History Revision | Weimar & Nazi Germany

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Nov 1918: The Abdication of the Kaiser | GCSE History Revision | Weimar & Nazi Germany

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1918-19: The National Assembly & Setting Up the Weimar Republic | GCSE History | Weimar Germany

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1923-29: Stresemann's Strategy | GCSE History Revision | Weimar & Nazi Germany

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Very good summary of the Weimar Republic

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Very good summary of the Weimar Republic

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WEIMAR GERMANY: IN-DEPTH WEIMAR REPUBLIC REVISION | GCSE HISTORY NARRATED BY BARBARA NJAU

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Excellent presentation

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Excellent talk on Bruning

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New Wars and Revolutions - Demobilisation I THE GREAT WAR January 1919

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Hitler's rise to power

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Adolf Hitler's Rise to Power (Part III - 1929-1933)

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The Treaty of Versailles, Terms of the Treaty 2/2

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The Treaty of Rapallo

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16th April 1922: The Treaty of Rapallo signed by Russia and Germany

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How did Hitler become Chancellor

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Why did Hitler become Chancellor in 1933?  GCSE history

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The rise of Hitler and the Nazi Party 1919-1929

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The rise of Hitler 1919-1929: revision for IGCSE & GCSE History exams

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Visit http://www.mrallsophistory.com to download History revision podcasts in MP3 format for FREE. This revision podcast is relevant to both GCSE and IGCSE History students studying Nazi Germany. The podcast is the first of two that explore how Hitler came to power.

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Early Nazi Party lecture

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An overview of Hitler and the Nazis in the 1920s. Includes focus questions: 1. Briefly describe the aims of the Nazi party in the 1920s. 2. Explain why the Nazis gained some support in the 1920s. 3. Explain why the Nazis did not gain widespread support in the 1920s.

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The Left

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Wemar Germany - challenges from the left

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This page examines the different challenges that the Weimar Republic faced from left-wing groups between 1919 and 1923.

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Long term effects of the reaty

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Wemar Germany - long term effects of the treaty of versailles

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This page examines the influence that the Treaty of Versailles had on Germany and Europe.

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Versailles

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Wemar Germany - germans' reaction to the treaty of versailles

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This page examines the reactions that Germans had to the Treaty of Versailles, and their reasons for this.

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Hyperinflation

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Wemar Germany - impact of hyperinflation

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This page examines the impact of hyperinflation on Germany's economy, society and politics.

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Effects of the depression

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Collapse of the Weimar Republic - effects of economic depression

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This page discusses the impact that the worldwide Depression had on Weimar Germany, including its impact on support for extreme parties.

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Great notes

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Wemar Germany - challenges from the right

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This page examines the different challenges that the Weimar Republic faced from right-wing and nationalist groups between 1919 and 1923.

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Streseman's foreign policy

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Weimar Germany - foreign policy erfullungspolitik

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This page considers Weimar Germany's foreign policy aims and actions during 1924-1929, as well as the ultimate outcome of them.

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Great quick run through on Stresemann

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Weimar Germany - Stresemann - good european, good german or both

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This page examines the debate about Gustav Stresemann: was his main aim to help Europe or Germany or both?

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Great drama documentary

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History File Nazi Germany P1 Rise to power

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Horror Stories of Hyperinflation: Germany in 1920s

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classic doc

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Make Germany Pay - The Ruhr, Hyperinflation and Recovery

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Make Germany Pay (part 2) covering the recovery of Weimar Germany 1924-29 following the negotiation of the Dawes Plan.

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Run through of the years of crisis

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I created this video with the YouTube Video Editor (http://www.youtube.com/editor)

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excellent run through

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I created this video with the YouTube Video Editor (http://www.youtube.com/editor)

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Lecture on Weimar

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Weimar Germany and the Rise of the Third Reich

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good overview of rise of Nazis

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Another summary of the Putsch

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Hitler's Beer Hall Putsch | The 20th century | World history | Khan Academy

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nice summary of Munich Putsch

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8th November 1923: The Beer Hall Putsch begins in Munich

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On the 8th November 1923, the Beer Hall Putsch took place when Adolf Hitler along with First World War hero Erich Ludendorff led an attempted coup against the Weimar Government by trying to seize power in the Bavarian city of Munich. The putsch failed and Hitler was found guilty of treason.

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There were several key dates in Hitler's political rise to power. First and foremost, the way World War I ended had a huge influence on these events. The German government surrendered without being militarily defeated. This caused a great deal of frustration and anger amongst the German people. Hitler exploited this to the fullest extent, and used it to discredit and criticize the new Weimar Republic that was created thereafter. The Great Depression was another key event in the story of how Hitler was able to rise to political power in Germany. He continued feeding the German people lies of government economic conspiracies, and banking corruption (which he alleged were caused by Jews within the country).

While this lesson focuses on Hitler's rhetoric and exploitation of Germany's fears in his campaign for power, more information on his life before politics can be found here. For more information on his background, childhood, and rise to power, see Hitler's Boyhood and political views.

It is also interesting to consider the international contemporary perspective on Hitler's ascension - see British media perspectives on Hitler's Rise, key events and dates for his ascension to the top of German politics. Also, this BBC video is included for visual learners. This is a documentary that takes people through the reasons why the German people grew to think of Hitler as the savior of the country. Propaganda played a core role in convincing the German people that democracy and freedom was making the country weak and powerless.

For a useful resource for younger learners curious about the rise of Hitler and Nazi Germany, please see Nathaniel Harriss 2004 picture book The Rise of Hitler.

For older readers, Henry Ashby Turner Jr.'s book Hitler's Thirty Days to Power: January 1933 book explains how government officials and business leaders made certain behind closed doors that Hitler would become chancellor of Germany. These officials underestimated Hitler, and thought he could be used as a government puppet to increase their own power and further their own agendas.

A number of the sound effects for this video were sourced from Free Sound. Special thanks to: Robinhood76, Cell31_Sound_Productions, unchaz, RT759

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How did Hitler rise to power? - Alex Gendler and Anthony Hazard

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Decades after the fall of the Third Reich, it feels impossible to understand how Adolf Hitler, the tyrant who orchestrated one of the largest genocides in human history, could ever have risen to power in a democratic country. So how did it happen, and could it happen again?

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Good summary of Stresemann

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Uploaded by Walton History on 2013-09-13.

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Another school HSC assessment from way back in the day. A very basic overview of the issues the Weimar Republic faced in the period leading up to 1924... Yeahhhh. HSC Modern History Syllabus points briefly covered: Weimar Republic 1. Emergence of the Democratic Republic and the Impact of the Treaty of Versailles (TOV) 2.

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Rise of the Nazi Party 1 1 - securing power

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Rise of the Nazi Party 1 1 - securing power

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Rise of the Nazi Party 1 1 - securing power