briefly explain how Hitler become one dictator of Germany
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In 1923,Hitler marched to Berlin with his followers to capture power. He failed and was arrested for treason. But during the great depression, Nazism became a mass movement. During the economic depression, the Nazi propaganda stirred hopes of a better future. By 1932, the Nazi party had become the largest party and Hitler became the chancellor of Germany.
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In 1923,Hitler marched to Berlin with his followers to capture power. He failed and was arrested for treason. But during the great depression, Nazism became a mass movement. During the economic depression, the Nazi propaganda stirred hopes of a better future. By 1932, the Nazi party had become the largest party and Hitler became the chancellor of Germany.
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Many disagreed and left the country. A flood
of the finest minds, including over two
thousand writers, scientists, and people in the
arts poured out of Germany and enriched other
lands, mostly the United States. Among them
– writer Thomas Mann, director Fritz Lang,
actress Marlene Dietrich, architect Walter
Gropius, musicians Otto Klemperer, Kurt Weill,
Richard Tauber, psychologist Sigmund Freud,
and Albert Einstein, who was visiting
California when Hitler came to power and
never returned to Germany.
In Germany, there were now constant Nazi
rallies, parades, marches and meetings amid
the relentless propaganda of Goebbels and the
omnipresent swastika. For those who
remained there was an odd mixture of fear
and optimism in the air.
Now, for the first time as dictator, Adolf Hitler
turned his attention to the driving force which
had propelled him into politics in the first
place, his hatred of the Jews. It began with a
simple boycott on April 1st, 1933, and would
end years later in the greatest tragedy in all of
human history.
Copyright © 1996 The
Many disagreed and left the country. A flood
of the finest minds, including over two
thousand writers, scientists, and people in the
arts poured out of Germany and enriched other
lands, mostly the United States. Among them
– writer Thomas Mann, director Fritz Lang,
actress Marlene Dietrich, architect Walter
Gropius, musicians Otto Klemperer, Kurt Weill,
Richard Tauber, psychologist Sigmund Freud,
and Albert Einstein, who was visiting
California when Hitler came to power and
never returned to Germany.
In Germany, there were now constant Nazi
rallies, parades, marches and meetings amid
the relentless propaganda of Goebbels and the
omnipresent swastika. For those who
remained there was an odd mixture of fear
and optimism in the air.
Now, for the first time as dictator, Adolf Hitler
turned his attention to the driving force which
had propelled him into politics in the first
place, his hatred of the Jews. It began with a
simple boycott on April 1st, 1933, and would
end years later in the greatest tragedy in all of
human history.
Copyright © 1996 The
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