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

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How did the League of Nations respond to aggression?

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How did the League of Nations respond to aggression?

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The League of Nations did not want to send its military force to stop aggression when it wasn't in its own interest.

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What evidence is there that the dictator disrespected human rights?

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What evidence is there that the dictator disrespected human rights?

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Hitler despised those of a certain ideology or race, such as poles, gays, Jews, etc. To get them out of his way, he sent them to concentration camps or ghettos. They were tortured by having all of their belongings taken away, being starved and overworked, and at last killed. He sought out for a world full of the perfect race which consisted of Caucasians with blue eyes and blonde hair who were straight. Those who fit the perfect description were sent to breeding camps.

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What did the dictator do with people who opposed him or stood in his way?

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What did the dictator do with people who opposed him or stood in his way?

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Hitler sent them to concentration camps or ghettos which would end in death. Many of them were arrested or murdered. Others were killed right away.

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What evidence do you see of the dictator being nationalistic?

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What evidence do you see of the dictator being nationalistic?

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Hitler always said that Germans were superior to all. He formed the Nazi party based off of fascism.

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What evidence do you see of the dictator being militaristic?

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What evidence do you see of the dictator being militaristic?

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Adolf Hitler pulled Germany out of the League of Nations. Afterwards, he began a military build up which violated the Treaty of Versailles. He also attempted to seize power in Bavaria.

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What goals did the dictator have when he came to power?

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What goals did the dictator have when he came to power?

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Hitler had the goal of obtaining lebensraum, also known as living space, for the Germans. He also had a goal of having all Jews removed from society. He outlined his plans for Germany in an autobiography called Mein Kampf. In this autobiography, Hitler talked about a military conquest which he intended to put in place. Overall, he wanted world domination.

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After WWI, Hitler had joined the Nazi party. Not only that, but he contained great oral skills which allowed him to take control of the organization. He took advantage of his Bavaria Trial to become a political figure. Soon, he was made chancellor by Hindenburg, and after Hindenburg's death, Hitler was appointed president. Not only that, but he used his oral skills to convince the Germans that they were superior to all other races and that the Jewish were the cause of their problems.

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What were the conditions of the dictators nation before he took power?

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What were the conditions of the dictators nation before he took power?

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World War I was occurring before Hitler took power. However, Germany lost the war and the Treaty of Versailles took away a major part of their land, military, and they were stuck with a huge debt for the damages caused during the war. Germany was in a state of depression after the war, many people were out of work, they were humiliated, and they lacked confidence in the Weimar Republic.

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The leader, as of 1933, was Adolfus Hitler. He ended his leadership in 1945. Before Hitler, Hindenburg was leader, but after his death, Hitler came to power.

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In the 1930's, Germany had a totalitarian government . This type of government means that there is absolute control by the state or a governing branch of a highly centralized institution.