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The Rise and Triumph of Nazism I. The Rise of Nazism II. Nazi Triumph – 1933 III. The Nazi State and Power

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The Rise and Triumph of Nazism

I. The Rise of NazismII. Nazi Triumph – 1933III. The Nazi State and Power

The Collapse of Weimar and the Rise of Nazism

• 1919-1921: Hitler becomes leader of National Socialist German Worker’s Party (NSDAP or Nazi).

• 1922-Forms Stormtroopers or SA.

• 1930-Do well in regional and national elections.

• 1932-Hitler runs for President and loses (11 million votes 37%)

• 1933-Appointed Reich Chancellor by President Hindenberg. (Article 48)

Adolf Hitler, Nazi Leader

Nazi Stormtroopers, 1922

Nazi Campaign Poster, 1930s

“He Loves Germany” Nazi Campaign Poster

Paul von Hindenberg: Reich President, 1926-1934

Nazi Power and Policy

Political:1. Centralized government in Berlin

around Hitler & Nazis.2. Parallel bureaucracy-Nazi party

functions in parallel with existing German State (see next slide for diagram)

3. Fuhrer Principle-Ultimate arbitration of power and authority with the Fuhrer (Hitler)

Nazi Parallel Bureaucracy

Small Business Industrial

Labor Department Agricultural Dept.

State

Nazi Office on Small Business Nazi Office on Industrial Labor

Nazi Labor Ministry Nazi Agricultural Ministry

Nazi Party

Fuhrer

Fuhrer Principle

Nazi Power and Policy

Legal:1. Law defined by Nazi Ideology.2. “Peoples’ Courts”-Nazi judges.3. Gestapo-Nazi secret police

Nazi Power and Policy

Economic and Social:1. Public works projects for

unemployed.2. Nazi youth education--Hitler

Youth.3. Race and Motherhood.

Nazi Ideology

• Volksgemeinschaft- “national community.”• Mass politics- Mass meetings, national

celebrations.• Overcome Marxist class conflict through

nationalism.• Ethnic fundamentalism-Race as basis of

nation. Cult of motherhood.

Nazi Mass Party Rally

Nuremburg, 1938

Building the “New” Germany

Building the “New” Germany

Building the “New” Germany

Youth Working for Germany

Youth Working for Germany

Youth Working for Germany

Volkswagen

Youth Culture and the Volkswagen

The Role of Propaganda

Valorization of the Military

Valorization of the Military

Valorization of the Military

Nazi Representations of Women and Family

Nazi Representations of Women and Family

Nazi Representations of Women and Family

Nazi Representations of Women and Family

Nazi Mass Party Rally