after acquiring chancellorship what steps were taken by Hitler to destroy democracy
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Hitler became the Chancellor of Germany on 30 January 1933.
After acquiring power he set out to dismantle the structures of democratic
rule.
1. The Fire Decree was passed on 28 February 1933, when a
mysterious fire broke out in the German Parliament building. It suspended the
civic rights like freedom of speech, press and assembly indefinitely.
2. The Communists were his arch enemies. He quickly sent
most of them to the newly established concentration camps. The socialists,
democrats and catholics were arrested and killed.
3. The famous Enabling Act was passed on 3 March 1933. It
established dictatorship in Germany. Hitler gained the powers to control the
economy, media, army and judiciary.
4. To control and order the society in the ways that the
Nazis wanted, special surveillance and security forces were created.
5. He invested heavily in rearmament and chose war as the way to come out of the economic crisis.
Hope this helps you
After acquiring power he set out to dismantle the structures of democratic
rule.
1. The Fire Decree was passed on 28 February 1933, when a
mysterious fire broke out in the German Parliament building. It suspended the
civic rights like freedom of speech, press and assembly indefinitely.
2. The Communists were his arch enemies. He quickly sent
most of them to the newly established concentration camps. The socialists,
democrats and catholics were arrested and killed.
3. The famous Enabling Act was passed on 3 March 1933. It
established dictatorship in Germany. Hitler gained the powers to control the
economy, media, army and judiciary.
4. To control and order the society in the ways that the
Nazis wanted, special surveillance and security forces were created.
5. He invested heavily in rearmament and chose war as the way to come out of the economic crisis.
Hope this helps you
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