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what were the political changes brought under nazi role

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Answered by vamsimunjuluri
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1.Nazi was a party in Germany.
2.Nazis held massive rallies and public meetings to demonstrate the support for Hitler and instill a sense of unity  among the people.
3.Hitler came to power and immediately took steps to establish an undemocratic and autocratic rule and dismantle all democratic institutions like Parliament.
4.He arrested the political opponents,especially the Communists and putting them in concentrated camps.
5.On 2 March 1933,the famous Enabling act was passed.This act established dictatorship in Germany.
6. All political parties and trade unions were banned except for Nazi Party and its affiliates.
7 Special surveillance and security forces were created to control and order society in ways that the Nazis wanted.

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Answered by raoatchut191
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1)hitler came to power and immediately took steps to establish an undemocratic and autocratic rule and dismantle all democratic institutions like parliament.
2)this included arbitary arrest of political opponents ,especially the communists and putting them in concentration camps
3)on 3 march 1933,the famous enabling act was passed.
4)this act established dictatorship in germany
5)it gave hitler all the powers to sideline parliament and rule by decree 
6)all political parties and trade unions we banned except for the nazi party and its affiliate
7)the state established complete control over the economy,media,army and judiciary
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