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    The document outlines key events in Germany from 1923 to 1934 that led to the rise of Hitler and the Nazi party: 1) In 1923, Germany experienced hyperinflation which crippled the economy. Hitler staged an unsuccessful coup in Munich to overthrow the government. 2) In the late 1920s and early 1930s, Germany struggled with unemployment and debt repayments following World War 1, which helped the Nazi party gain popularity. 3) By 1933, Hitler had become Chancellor of Germany and quickly consolidated power by outlawing other political parties and establishing secret police and concentration camps for his opponents.

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    The document outlines key events in Germany from 1923 to 1934 that led to the rise of Hitler and the Nazi party: 1) In 1923, Germany experienced hyperinflation which crippled the economy. Hitler staged an unsuccessful coup in Munich to overthrow the government. 2) In the late 1920s and early 1930s, Germany struggled with unemployment and debt repayments following World War 1, which helped the Nazi party gain popularity. 3) By 1933, Hitler had become Chancellor of Germany and quickly consolidated power by outlawing other political parties and establishing secret police and concentration camps for his opponents.

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    The document outlines key events in Germany from 1923 to 1934 that led to the rise of Hitler and the Nazi party: 1) In 1923, Germany experienced hyperinflation which crippled the economy. Hitler staged an unsuccessful coup in Munich to overthrow the government. 2) In the late 1920s and early 1930s, Germany struggled with unemployment and debt repayments following World War 1, which helped the Nazi party gain popularity. 3) By 1933, Hitler had become Chancellor of Germany and quickly consolidated power by outlawing other political parties and establishing secret police and concentration camps for his opponents.

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    In February 1923 there was

    Jan. 1933 The Nazi Party becomes 1927 The Nazis hold their first
    an economic crisis. The
    the largest political party in massive political rally, the
    gov’t printed more & more
    Germany and President Nuremburg Rally, to attract
    money until it was
    Hindenburg is forced to make people to their cause.
    worthless. It was called
    Hitler Chancellor (similar to a
    hyperinflation.
    deputy-prime minister)

    April. 1933. Hitler creates the


    Gestapo, a secret police to do
    his bidding and capture political
    enemies. He sets up the first
    concentration camp for them.

    In March 1923 Because Germany


    couldn’t pay France their
    November 1923 Germans reparations the French invaded
    were angry that the gov’t parts of Germany and took goods
    wasn’t trying to do anything instead. The small German army
    to stop hyper-inflation or get 1929 The Great Depression: couldn’t stop them.
    the French out. Hitler USA ask for their money back
    decided to stage a ‘putsch’ in from Germany, who then
    Munich, and he, the Nazis can’t afford to pay France.
    and the SA tried to France invades the country Feb. 1933 the government
    overthrow the gov’t. But he again and unemployment in building is set on fire and the
    and others were shot and Germany reaches 4 million. Nazis point the finger at the
    imprisoned instead. Communist party. Hitler
    creates the ‘Enabling Law’
    which allows him to make up
    1924-1925 Hitler was sent laws in ‘an emergency’. He
    to prison for trying to bans other political parties.
    overthrow the German
    government. This got him
    a lot of press coverage,
    especially when he
    decided to write a book
    1934. President Hindenburg about his thoughts, ‘Mein
    dies and Hitler decided to Kampf’.
    combine his role of
    Chancellor with that of the
    President. He renames
    himself as the ‘Fuhrer’
    meaning ‘leader’ in German.

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