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The Treaty of Versailles, Signed June, of 1919

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The Treaty of Versailles, Signed June, of 1919

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A document that codified peace between the winning allies, and Germany. However, the treaty cause Germany to loose territory, mass demilitarization, and mass payments from the war. The economic distress and resentment of the treaty, helped fuel the Nazi party.

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The Weimar Republic, struggled to make a reparation payment in late 1922. This set off a chain of events, including hyperinflation and rebellions.
Government debt increased, and workers started to go on strike, so less good were being produced. The government printed more money, this caused price to rise at a rapid rate. By 1923, prices ran out of control.

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Hitler and his followers to take over the government of Bavaria, by staging the Beer Hall Putsch in Munich, but the plan failed. Their plan was to kidnap Gustav von Kahr, the state commissioner  of Bavaria.
Hitler had met with von Kahr earlier, asking him to assist with a march on Berlin, but von Kahr disapproved of his plan. Later when von Kahr went to the Beer Hall, Hitler and his associates attacked, hopping to convince the leaders into approving the march. As this attack happened, von Kahr and the the leaders were taken to the back of the hall for safety.

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The Publication of Mein Kampf  July 19, 1925

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The Publication of Mein Kampf  July 19, 1925

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Hitler Began writing his book in a Landsberg prison cell. Thought he was sentenced five years, he only serviced nine mouths, and as allowed visitors and gifts. His book sold 9,473 copies o it first year of being published.

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Frustrated by the result of WWI, Adolf Hitler joined a group known as the German Worker's Party. The party promoted German nationalism and anti-Semitism, they felt that the treaty was unjust for Germany. He became the main speaker for the group, and in July 1921 he assumed leadership of the organization.

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The people believed and wanted all the things that Hitler promised them. He was able to grade the attention of people form all different classes. The Nazi party made sure their message was known. On September 14, 1930, the Nazi party received 6,371,000 votes. On October 13,1930, Nazi elected deputies marched into the Reichstag. IN celebration of "winning the election" Nazi troops, and citizens smashed windows of Jewish owned stores.

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Hitler is Elected Chancellor, January 30, 1933

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Hitler is Elected Chancellor, January 30, 1933

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President Paul von Hindenburg, named Hitler the leader (Fuhrer) of the Nazi party. Originally, General Kurt von Schleicher, was named chancellor and attempted to negotiate with the Nazi party. In fear of the growing power on the Nazi party, Schleicher stepped down. Hitler was now named chancellor of Germany.

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The camp was built two months after Hitler became Chancellor. Dachau was initially built to hold political prisoners, such as socialists and communists. Later in 1938, Dachau became a prison for Jewish citizens. Many people were harmed and or killed in Dachau, because of harsh treatment.

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The Burning of Reichstag February 27, 1933

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The Burning of Reichstag February 27, 1933

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Hitler's propaganda minter Joseph Goebbels, devised a plan. Ten agents led by Karl Ernst, they snuck through tunnels that lead to Reichstag. After the fire, Hitler sent his chief minister Hermann Goring, to conduct the investigation. (The tunnels lead from his house to Reichstag).

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This act allowed Hitler to enact laws, even if they violated the Weiner Constitution. Since the approval of this law needed two-thirds majority vote, the Nazi party intimidated and persecuted, to gain the outcome they desired.

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University students burned 25,000 volumes of "un-German" books. While the Book Burning was happening, students marched in torchlight parades to protest the "un- German spirit". This even helped push the Nazi ideology.

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All Political Parties are Banned July 14, 1933

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All Political Parties are Banned July 14, 1933

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On July 14, 1933, a law was passed to disband and or dissolves any other political party. So parties fled abroad, others went under ground and or worked illegally. Some parties disbanded over time, due to intimidation and pressure of the Nazi power.

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Hitler ordered his elite SS guards to kill the organizations (SA) leaders, including Ernst Rohm. Hitler has been a Chancellor for 16 months, and has been a dictator for 14 months. The Night of Long Knives, was to "get ride" of any opposing powers.

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President Hindenburg Dies August 2, 1934

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President Hindenburg Dies August 2, 1934

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After the death of President Hindenburg, Hitler accounted that Chancellor and the Presidents offices would be merged. The merging of these offices created the "Fuhere"

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On August 9, 1934, seven days after the president death, Hitler asked the Germany people to vote. The vote was either to approve or disapprove the merging of the two offices. 95.7% of the population voted, and 89.93% of that population voted for Hitler to become Fuhere.

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Nuremburg Laws Take Effect September 15 - November 14, 1935

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Nuremburg Laws Take Effect September 15 - November 14, 1935

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The Nuremburg Laws were written to "push" Nazi ideology. Instituted on September 15, 1935,   the laws revoked Reich citizenship from Jewish people, and propitiated Jewish people from marrying or having sex with "pure blooded Germans".
On October 18, 1935, a new marriage law is added. This new law required all marriage partners to obtain a certification of fitness for marriage.
November 14, 1935, the Nuremburg laws started to extend to other groups of people. Now people of Roma, Sinti, and people of color, were not allowed to marry of have sex with "pure blood Germans".

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Kristallnacht (Night of Broken Glass) November 9 - 10, 1938

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Kristallnacht (Night of Broken Glass) November 9 - 10, 1938

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The Nazis torched synagogues and vandalized home, and stores of the Jewish people. 100 Jewish people were killed, and in the aftermath of the Kristallnacht some 30,000 Jewish men were sent to concretion camps. This event marked turning point to amore violent treatment of Jewish citizens.