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Rise of Nazi's

  • Start of the National Socialist Worker's Party

    Start of the National Socialist Worker's Party
    Started with political fighting in 1920, Nazi's(National Socialist Worker's Party) pushed for nationalism.
  • Hitler

    Hitler
    Hitler takes over the Nazi's and declares himself fuhrer.
  • Nazi's gain support

    Nazi's gain support
    Nazi's gain support from most of the middle class who felt betrayed by the government.
  • Nazi's gain power due to Depression

    Nazi's gain power due to Depression
    Nazi's gain power in the government due to the depression and the government's inability to react properly.
  • Hitler becomes Germany's Chancellorship

    Hitler becomes Germany's Chancellorship
    The president finally cracks and offers Hitler the Chancellorship, after careful scheming.
  • The Reichstag Fire

    The Reichstag Fire
    Hitler used this fire to get the government basically start a police state.
  • Enabling act

    Enabling act
    Hitler proposed a bill that would basically give the Nazi's a whole bunch of unquestionable power.
  • Dealing with Haters

    Dealing with Haters
    HItler takes over the army by killing off a bunch of officials, he also opens up concentration camps for political enemies, I mean prisoners. President Hindenburg died also and Hitler turned Germany into a autocracy.
  • Rearmament

    Rearmament
    Hitler reintroduced the draft and then revealed his four year plan a year later. By 1939 Germany's armed forces were huge.
  • Austrian Takeover

    Austrian Takeover
    Hitler gives the Austrian chancellor an ultimatum, the chancellor asks France and Britain for help against the Nazis, they refused, the next day Germany invaded Austria
  • Czechoslovakia and the Munich Agreement

    Czechoslovakia and the Munich Agreement
    After three meetings and some threats of invasion, Britain and France got Germany to sign a treaty saying that if they get part of Czechoslovakia then they would stop invading. This was called the Munich Agreement.