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1. Who voted for the Nazis in July 1932 and why
   ... the Social Democrats. Some of the more radical workers switched to the Communists in preference to the Nazis. The German middle ...
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2. Account for the Increasing support of the Nazis 19231936
   ... the SA and the SA helped bring about support for the NSDAP through their methods of disrupting opposing party meetings specifically those of the communists. ...
   (1505 Words -- Approx. 6 Pages)

3. hitlers completion of pwer in 1933
   ... Whoever started the fire we may not know but the Nazis made full use of this incident. They arrested 4000 communists and anti Nazis only hours after the fire. ...
   (733 Words -- Approx. 3 Pages)

4. Holocaust
   ... This camp was originally used for only known political opponents of the Nazis: Communists, Social Democrats, and others who had been condemned in a court of law ...
   (1726 Words -- Approx. 7 Pages)

5. Who Voted for the Nazis and Why
   ... industrial areas there were not many Nazi votes because people tended to vote for the social democrats or the communists. The success of the Nazis was probably ...
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6. Hitlers Rise to Power
   ... These were the results: Party Seats in the Reichstag Nazis 196 Social Democrats 121 Communists 100 Centre Party 70 National Party 52 Peopleamp39s Party 11 ...
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7. Depiction of Cultural ampamp Political Life in Germany up to 1933
   ... in Germany up to 1933 by the representation of Jews, women, the clubs, goals of life, as well as the representation of the communists, the Nazis, and general ...
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8. Explain how and why the Jews were persecuted in Nazi Germany
   ... People had little confidence in the democratic system and turned towards the extremist political parties like the Communists and Nazis during the Depression ...
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9. Holocaust Process
   ... Jewish civil servants at the Reich, Lander, and municipal levels of government were fired immediately.vi The Nazis began arresting Communists, Socialists, and ...
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10. why hitler became chancellor in 1933
    ... tired of the boring middle classes and soon began to vote for extreme right wing or extreme left wing parties such as the Nazis or communists who offered brave ...
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11. The Rise of Nazis
    ... After Hitler achieved political dominance, the Nazis staged a fire of the Reichstag. Hitler blamed the burning on the communists and used the resulting ...
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12. Adolf Hitler 6
    ... Reich. New Order On February 27, 1933, the Nazis burned the Reichstag building and accused the Communists of setting the fire. Hitler ...
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13. Cabaret
    ... the Nazi Party is shown by him saying that the ampquotNazis are just a gang of stupid hooliganamp39s. But they do have a purpose. Let them get rid of the Communists. ...
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14. The Weimar Republic
    ... Although the real arsonists who may have been Nazis were never apprehended, Hitler accused the Communists and used his emergency powers under Article 48 to ...
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15. Adolf Hitler
    ... before a House in which threefourths of the seats were occupied by Nazis. ... In July of 1933, Hitler banned all Social Democrats, Communists, and Jews from ...
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16. Hitler Weimar and Rise to Power
    ... This was because neither the Communists or the Nazis had a majority in the Reichstag, however if either party gained the support of the Z party then a majority ...
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17. Hitler Weimar and Rise To Power
    ... This was because neither the Communists or the Nazis had a majority in the Reichstag, however if either party gained the support of the Z party then a majority ...
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18. Hitler5
    ... The Nazis began to take control of the village by force. They removed the mayor, banned Social Democrats, Communists, and recreational clubs having to do with ...
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19. How Hitler turned a Democratic Germany into a fascist regime
    ... met Goring, who was screaming false charges and making threats at the communists. ... ENABLING ACT When the March 5th elections were held, the Nazis, polling 44 ...
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20. How Hitler rose to power
    ... Votes moved away from the Social Democrats SPD and Democrats DDP and towards the farleft Communists KPD and the farright Nazis NSDAP. ...
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21. How did Hitler come into Power
    ... As a result, the Nazis and Communists became the 2 largest parties in parliament 22. We should examine the events right before Hitler came to power. ...
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22. nazi movement
    ... the Nazis were an easy way out, more appealing that the Communists.ampquot This is an ideal example of how the Nazi Party attracted growing support during the 1920amp39s ...
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23. A Seize of Power
    ... the SA, or storm troopers, to cause havoc for opposing parties, mainly the communists. ... go after he had pleaded, apologized, and claimed loyalty to the Nazis. ...
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24. Lynsey
    ... The priority of the partisans was sabotage against the Nazis. ... The communists advertised their yearning for some kind of amp39national insurrectionamp39. ...
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25. Nazi Leaders
    ... The Nazi Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels blamed the fire on the Communists. This gave the Nazis an excuse to bring down the Communist Party by search and ...
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26. Nazi Leaders in WWII
    ... The Nazi Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels blamed the fire on the Communists. This gave the Nazis an excuse to bring down the Communist Party by search and ...
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27. Nazi Leaders in World War II
    ... The Nazi Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels blamed the fire on the Communists. This gave the Nazis an excuse to bring down the Communist Party by search and ...
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28. The Meaning of Hitler
    ... Soon, Jews, communists, homosexuals and others who were viewed as ampquotinferiorampquot according to the ... In those camps, the Nazis killed 6 million Jews and many others. ...
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29. Nazi Propaganda
    ... Posters would show communists burning German farms, sabotaging the railways, storing arms ... the Naziamp39s ideas, thus people would have similar ideas to the Nazis. ...
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30. A Call for Foreign Intervention
    ... The Nazis could not have the Jews or anyone else be ... mental disabilities, Jehovahamp39s Witnesses, homosexuals, the dissenting clergy, communists, socialists, and ...
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