Rise+of+Hitler

The Rise of Hitler Adolf Hitler, a former corporal messenger of the German army, had the idea set in his head that the Aryan race, those with blonde hair and blue eyes mainly, were superior above everyone else. Hitler wanted to share his ideas with the rest of Europe and his influence would plunge the world into the bloodiest it has yet to see. //Hitler Gains Power// ++ Hitler was arrested for high treason due to his attempt to overthrow the gov't ++ Hitler promises the German people a way out of the Depression -> spoke of German Empire and called German dominant race ++ Rise of Nazi Party b/c Hitler spreads his ideas ++ 1933: Hitler appointed Chancellor b/c of influence //Hitler Controls Germany// ++ Used violence as a means of crushing oppositiion ++ Changed the gov't to give him dictatorship power ++ Formed **Hitler Youth** to teach those about his policies ++ Wanted to rebuild Germany by controlling wages and reduce unemployment ++ Bought new weapons for the German Army



//Soon after Hitler was elected Chancellor and the 1933 Reichstag Fire, he asked for a recall in the election polls. Why do you suppose another election was held so soon? What were the results? Who gained or lost power? In what ways did Hitler use the system to endure that he obtained absolute power? Was this done legally? //I think that another election was held so soon because Hitler needed to know what needed to be done because he wants to know who opposes him. Hitler wants to know who he needs to get rid of. The results of the election show that there was an increase in the Nazi Party. The Nazi Power and the Catholic Center are the only two government parties that had an increase. The People's Party and Bavarian's People's Party, the Socialists, and the Communists are the ones who lost support. Nationalists remained the same in the number of people who support them. Hitler gained the number of supporters by making promises to people who are desperate to see a brighter future and use violence on those who did not believe or did not see him fit to run the country. In retrospect, it was done legally and illegally. Hitler was careful to cover his tracks and make sure that nothing would lead back to him. It was also done illegally because he used to violence to intimidate people into voting for his Nazi Party.

//The 7 Book Burning 1933 //

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<span style="display: block; font-family: Georgia,serif; text-align: left;">Based on the Nuremberg Laws, the Jewish people did not have many rights. They weren't allowed to be in relationships with other people and if they were married to a non-Jewish person, it wasn't recognized. They weren't allowed to proclaim themselves German because in the eyes of the of the government, they weren't considered German but only Jewish. The only right the Jewish had was to make it somehow known that they were Jewish because the government wanted to keep track of all of the Jewish people. In the laws it is also kind of made obvious that the German want to make life very hard for the Jewish. They believe that they aren't a real group of people so that means that they do not deserve any of the rights that they were given in the first place.At this point, the Jewish have two options: they can obey or leave. Their options are small and I am betting that the population of Jewish people in Germany felt torn between the two options. If they obey, they are subject to laws that are taking away their rights. If they leave, then they leave their home, their family, their friends, and their lives behind. They are forced to start over in a new country that probably doesn't have the same laws but may not accept them as being part of the Jewish community. <span style="display: block; font-family: Georgia,serif; text-align: left;">If I was a Jewish person back then and I saw the Nuremberg Laws, I would feel hurt. The government is making me feel as if I am not a real person and kind of insinuating that I don't deserve rights. Also, if I was married to person of non-Jewish decent, I would feel troubled. My spouse might be ashamed now of being married to someone that is Jewish.



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