https://padlet.com/trylewski2/icq0ryw41o4a Key Events in the rise of Hitler and the NAZI Party en-us 2016-08-01 04:28:15 UTC 2026-02-25 16:51:41 UTC hello@padlet.com trylewski2 https://padlet.com/trylewski2/icq0ryw41o4a/wish/117277196 - What events led to Hitler becoming leader of Germany?
- What were the reactions to his leadership?]]> 2016-08-01 04:30:42 UTC https://padlet.com/trylewski2/icq0ryw41o4a/wish/117277196 trylewski2 https://padlet.com/trylewski2/icq0ryw41o4a/wish/117277235 - What occurred?
- Why did it occur?
- How many Jews were arrested/taken to concentration camps
- What was it's significance in the rise of Hitler and the Nazi Party?]]> 2016-08-01 04:31:40 UTC https://padlet.com/trylewski2/icq0ryw41o4a/wish/117277235 trylewski2 https://padlet.com/trylewski2/icq0ryw41o4a/wish/117277255 - What were these laws?
- How were they introduced?
- Examples of these laws.]]> 2016-08-01 04:32:00 UTC https://padlet.com/trylewski2/icq0ryw41o4a/wish/117277255 trylewski2 https://padlet.com/trylewski2/icq0ryw41o4a/wish/117277277 - Define Invasion and Annexation
- Which countries were invaded/annexed?
- What occurred?
- Reactions to these events?]]> 2016-08-01 04:32:28 UTC https://padlet.com/trylewski2/icq0ryw41o4a/wish/117277277 https://padlet.com/trylewski2/icq0ryw41o4a/wish/117327928 - The Neuremberg Laws were first introduced in 1935 by the Nazi Party during their annual party rally. These laws excluded half-caste German Jews from Reich, or German, citizenship and prohibited them from marrying or having any sexual relations with persons of "German or related blood." These laws marginalised Jews and removed them of any and all political rights.
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- November 8-9, 1921: Hitler attempted to seize power by force in Munich. However he was arrested and convicted of treason. 
- December 1924: After being freed from prison, he decided to gain power legally. 
- 1932-1933: Hitler ran for the presidency against Paul von Hindenburg. He was appointed Chancellor after the former Chancellor resigned on January 30, 1933.

What were the reactions to his leadership?
When Adolf Hitler came into power the Germans were thankful. This is due to the fact that 75% of people in germany had no jobs. After World War 1 there was a
massive recession and adolf hitler fixed it. When people were starving and families have lost people in there families they did not care for politics. The problem
with the jobs was fixed and once Hitler said it was the Jews fault he had already done so much good. Hitler was good at persuading people and he was able to 
make people believe that it was the jews fault.


]]> 2016-08-02 00:09:19 UTC https://padlet.com/trylewski2/icq0ryw41o4a/wish/117327994 https://padlet.com/trylewski2/icq0ryw41o4a/wish/117328222 -  A Nazi pogrom through Germany and Austria.
- It occurred because of the Nazis and their hatred for the jewish religion and it's believers.
- 30,000 Jewish men were arrested and put in concentration camps. 
- 100 Jews were killed. 
- The night where the Nazis went on a rampage, having the intention of killing the Jews intentionally and get rid of their businesses. ]]> 2016-08-02 00:13:13 UTC https://padlet.com/trylewski2/icq0ryw41o4a/wish/117328222 https://padlet.com/trylewski2/icq0ryw41o4a/wish/117328554
-In 1921 Hitler was voted leader of the Nazi party. Hitler ran for presidency and became dictator in 1933.
-The public voted and the vote swung heavily towards Hitler with very little disagreement. This was due to his nationalist views towards Germany meaning he was in favour with the public.


]]> 2016-08-02 00:18:28 UTC https://padlet.com/trylewski2/icq0ryw41o4a/wish/117328554 https://padlet.com/trylewski2/icq0ryw41o4a/wish/117329005 In 1929, the American Stock Exchange collapsed, and caused an economic depression. America called in all it's foreign loans, which destroyed Weimar Germany. Unemployment in Germany rose to 6 million. The government didn't know what to do. In July 1930 Chancellor Brüning cut unemployment pay, which at the time was the worst thing to do in a depression. In the wake of this struggle, Anger and depression helped the Nazi party gain more support. Many workers turned to communism and this scared wealthy businessmen so they financed Hitler's campaigns.

Hitler was a great speaker and this made people follow him and support him. Moderate politics refused to work together even though combined they had more supporters then the Nazi's. Industrialists gave Hitler money and support and Nazi storm troopers were sent the attack Hitlers opponents.]]> 2016-08-02 00:24:47 UTC https://padlet.com/trylewski2/icq0ryw41o4a/wish/117329005 https://padlet.com/trylewski2/icq0ryw41o4a/wish/117329236 INVASION- Entering a country or region to take over or occupy.
ANNEXATION- Adding to territory

The countries that were invaded and added to Germany's territories were the Netherlands and Belgium

]]> 2016-08-02 00:27:49 UTC https://padlet.com/trylewski2/icq0ryw41o4a/wish/117329236 https://padlet.com/trylewski2/icq0ryw41o4a/wish/117329564 Invasion is the act of invading or entering as an enemy.
Annexation is the act of siezing something. Especially territory. 
The Sudetenlen refers to the northern, southwest and western areas he invasion and annexation ]]> 2016-08-02 00:31:57 UTC https://padlet.com/trylewski2/icq0ryw41o4a/wish/117329564