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Adolf Hitler giving a speech on the terrace of Royal Castle of the Lustgarten of Berlin.

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Hitler had been Discharged from the Army

Officially and Fully Joined the NSGWP (Turns to Nazi) Party.

Made the 25 Points, serving as the Parties manifesto

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Hitler and his Party marching to the Beer Hall Putsch, in which they attempted and failed to Overthrow the government

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Hitler Tried and Failed to Overthrow the Government

Used his trial to show his competence and gained immense popularity

Wrote the Book Mein Kampf in prison, which brought even more attention, and in a small part of the book Hitler first mentions his hate for Jews.

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Hitler Giving a Speech at his National Trial

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Hitler used his trial to promote his nationalist and Anti-Semitic beliefs, and spring boarded his popularity with his passionate speeches.

Despite being found guilty of treason, Hitler received a very light sentence of 5 years, when he could have received decades or death.

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Hitler, in prison, wrote "Mein Kampf" (My Struggle), his autobiographical manifesto outlining his political ideology and future plans for Germany. In "Mein Kampf," he outlined his extreme nationalist, racist, and anti-Semitic beliefs, which led later to his agenda as Germany's dictator.

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In 1928 Hitler only had 2.6% of the Popular Vote, However, that would soon change.

They though continue to build up their strength

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Timeline of Important Events

February 27: The Reichstag building in Berlin is set on fire. The Nazis use's this to create the Reichstag Fire Decree, which temporarily took away some civil rights and allows for hitler to arrest political opponents.

March 13: In the Reichstag elections, the Nazi Party becomes the largest party, with the largest amount of seats but fails to secure an absolute majority.

April 10: Paul von Hindenburg is re-elected as President of Germany, defeating Hitler in the presidential election.

July 31: The Nazis become the largest party in the Reichstag again, but they still do not have a majority.

November 6: In the Reichstag elections, the Nazi Party loses seats but remains the largest party.

December 2: President Hindenburg appoints Hitler as Chancellor for the second time, believing he can be controlled by conservative forces.

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January 30: Adolf Hitler is appointed Chancellor of Germany by President Paul von Hindenburg.

March 5: The last free elections are held in Germany. The Nazi Party has a massive increases its share of the vote but still falls short of an absolute majority.

March 23: The Reichstag gives Hitler high governmental power.

April 1: The Nazis demands a boycott of Jewish-owned and employed businesses in Germany.

April 7: A Law by Hitler is passed, leading to the dismissal of Jewish and politically undesirable civil servants from government positions.

April 26: The Gestapo, the secret police/hit squad of Nazi Germany, is established.

May 10: Book burnings are carried out across Germany, targeting books deemed "un-German", "anti-Nazi", or "pro-Jew"

July 14: The Nazi Party is declared the only legal political party in Germany.

August 2: President Paul von Hindenburg dies. Hitler declares himself Führer (leader) of Germany, merging the offices of Chancellor and President.

September 15: The Night of Broken Glass

October: Germany withdraws from the League of Nations.

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Hitler makes many changes and improvements to Germany, including.

June 30: The Night of the Long Knives takes place. Hitler purges enemy leadership and other political opponents with assassinations. This event consolidated Hitler's control over the Nazi Party and the state.

August 2: President Paul von Hindenburg dies. Hitler rules both the offices of Chancellor and President, declaring himself Führer (leader) of Germany. The military swears an oath of personal loyalty to Hitler, solidifying his absolute dominace and authority .

August 19: A national referendum is held to legitimize Hitler's assumption of the presidency and his merger of the offices of Chancellor and President. The vote yields an overwhelming majority in favor of Hitler's actions.

August 20: Hitler's new title of Führer is recognized by the military.

October 14: Germany withdraws from the League of Nations, which further isolates the country diplomatically.

November 24: Nazi Germany signs a friendship treaty with the Empire of Japan, known as the Anti-Comintern Pact, aimed at countering communism.