Nazism Political Party

The beginning of the Nazi Party can be traced back to 1919, just a year after the end of World War 1. Beginning with a group of unemployed soldiers unhappy about the Treaty of Versailles, the group quickly spiraled into a mass movement. In 1921, a former army veteran by the name of Adolf Hitler joined the association and quickly became the group's leader. Hitler soon began gaining new members as he went throughout the country advocating anti-semitism ideas and the idea that Germany would continue to suffer, unless their was a total revolution of German life where Jews and communists were eliminated. His ideas caught the attention of many, especially young, economically disadvantaged Germans, as they saw this as a chance to gain more than they ever had

The Nazi Party began in 1919 as the German Workers' Party in Munich created by Anton Drexler(“Nazi Germany”). The Nazis came to true power with an influential leader in Adolf Hitler. Hitler was a powerful leader who tapped into the fear of his followers to guide them into becoming strong followers. The Nazi’s propaganda seemed to promise the citizens of Germany to pull them out of the depression they were in at the time (“The Nazi Rise To Power”). The Nazis wrote each of their speeches depending the audience they would have. An example of this is, “ when speaking to businessmen, the Nazis downplayed antisemitism and instead emphasized anti-communism and the return of German colonies lost through the Treaty of Versailles”(“The Nazi Rise To Power”). On January 30, 1993, Adolf Hitler was appointed chancellor of Germany after a series of previous failures of

During the 1920's Hitler's party grew a lot. On the night of November 8, the Nazi used big gathering at a beer hall to launch an attack. The Nazis used a right-facing swastika as their symbol and the red and black colors were to represent blood and soil. The army was the last attempt to try and stop them. It wasn't until the year 1944 that a group of officers opposed to the Nazi regime for an attempt to kill Hitler. By 1945, the Nazi party, and Nazi state were inseparable. Their most important member either left or killed themselves.

World War I led to the deaths of over 70 million people in Europe, and destroyed the already weak infrastructure left from the imperialist age of the 19th century. During this time of rebuilding, Germany turned to people they believed would help them rebuild. The people who would rebuild would also destroy the freedoms of the German people through their aggressive takeover. This takeover by the German National Socialist Party, dubbed the Nazi Party by Bavarians, was defined for the brutality and the totalitarian government by which it ruled. So the question is, how did they take over? How did a party made from the hands of but 5 people manage to conquer all of Germany during the 1930s? This is due to the harsh stipulations enforced by the post-war efforts of the allied powers and the following collapse of many European countries.

Nazism/NDASP: The political party Hitler was apart of that rose to became the overarching party in Germany after Germany’s sharp decrease in economic quality during the interwar years. (More about this in the 3 sides of the Nazi Triangle)

For younger boys, aged 10-14, Baldur von Schirach set up the Jungvolk. These youngsters were taught semaphore, arms drill, and take part in two-day cross-country hikes. They also had to learn Nazi dogma and once they passed the necessary tests they were given a special dagger marked "Blood and Honour". The main objective of the organization was to provide Adolf Hitler with loyal supporters.

The rise of the notoriously known Nazi Party was caused by Germany suffering defeat in World War 1 in 1918, which left Germany politically unstable and economically depressed (Nazi Party). In 1919, Germany had been forced to sign The Treaty of Versailles by the victorious allies of WW1, which in turn caused more damage to the country’s economy. Germany was already almost bankrupt due to four long years of war and under The Treaty of Versailles Germany’s government was forced to make reparation payments to Britain and France for the damages and costs of the war. The treaty also restricted the size of the country’s army and navy and also stripped Germany of its colonies overseas and some of its border territories. The German people were suffering and felt humiliated by their defeat in the war and in because of this they were searching for someone or in this case, some race, to put the blame on (Maurice Isserman 2). Adolf Hitler, a WWI army vet, gave the German people exactly what they wanted when he joined the National Socialist German Worker’s Party, in 1919 (Nazi Party). The man that

It all started when the rise of the Nazi Party came. Under the leadership of Adolf Hitler, and founded in 1919, the National Socialist German Workers Party, or Nazi Party, grew into much more than a meeting on the streets. It grew into a mass movement. The movement itself was Anti-Semitism and had much turmoil with the Treaty of Versailles. It had helped put an end to the first World War. Once Hitler was given power over Germany, he swiftly persuaded the people against the Treaty. In 1929, Germany was in a state of economic depression, and unemployment. Once Nazi power hit, it swore in more of the party, leading them to get 230 out of the 608 seats, located in Reichstag. January 1933, Hitler was appointed Chancellor and quickly banned

The NAZI Party or, The National Socialist German Worker’s Party, started active participation on February 24, 1920. Over the course of time the NAzi Party would grow, slowly but steadily gaining supporters. Suffering a setback in april of 1924 several NAZI leaders were jailed for

National Socialist German Workers Party or more commonly know as Nazi was formed in 1919. Under the leadership of Adolf Hitler in 1921, the party eventually becomes the most powerful political force in German. Nazi party was an ideology that was based on racism and nationalism that governed Germany from 1933 to 1945. They promised to build up its greatness with a scientific theory of racism in which people were racially superior to all others. Their effort and endeavor eventually brought a great deal of success to its nation and followers. Based on the statements made by the authority, they demand the equality of the German people with all other nation and “how they demand land and soil

The rise of the Nazi party can be linked to the growing bitterness of the German people, and the economic struggles the country was going through at the time. The Nazi party promised to protect Germany from Communism while promising employment for all. These ideals soon attracted armies of people to the Nazi party. They continued to grow in power organizing a private army of dissatisfied, ambitious, and angry people. The League of Nations that was created in 1920 recognized them as a threat. The idea behind the League was to settle disputes before they could come to blows. It was however ineffective in the extreme because it was only political forum and didn't have any military power to back up it's policy.

Nazism was an ideology that became Germany’s nationalism. This ideology and nationalism was focused on making Germany a great nation once again. The main focus of this ideology was based in the cleansing of the Aryan race. When Adolf Hitler became chancellor of Germany in 1933 laws were put into place that set up the process of eliminating those who did not belong. This was known as the Nazi Foreign Policy. That same year Hitler took Germany out of the Treaty of Versailles. The main people group targeted because of the Nazi Foreign Policy was Jews along with anyone who disagreed with the Nazi way. Despite these laws not being put into place until the mid-1930s Jews were still harassed in the 1920s but now the mistreatment was legal. It was not just legal but in fact encourage to report a suspect Jew or rebel to the SS. The Nazi Foreign Policy became more about race then the rebuilding of Germany because it was thought that Germany could only thrive with pure Aryan inhabitants.

Soon after the war, Hitler was recruited to join a military inteligence unit assigned to keep tabs on the German Workers Party. Hitler saw this ill managed right wing party as a means to reach his political goals. He built up the party from the defacto, joke it was to an actual competitive political party. At the forefront of the party's campaign was the hatred of jews and communists. Hitlers emotionaly packed speches attracted hundreds more Gemans each time he spoke. After several articles blaming the Jews ran in several Anti -Semetic papers, a great interest arose in Hitler's party. The party was soon renamed the National Socialist German Workers Party, or the Nazi's.

Summer 1944, air raids continued more regularly. The Nazis grew panicked, finally on October 7th, an explosion woke Eva. Sonder Kommando Jews rebelled by blowing up Crematorim IV in Birkenau. A Gypsy camp died off shortly afterward, and the twins moved to the old building the gypsies lived in by the gas chambers. Rumors flew around that the twins would die in the gas chambers next (Kor and Buccieri). Early January 1945, the SS forced Jews to march into Germany and Eva refused to leave. In the rush and chaos to leave the camp, the Nazis did not bother to check all the barracks and groups of Jews remained in camp while the Nazis left with others. The next morning, everyone missed roll call as no more Nazis remained in the camp. The group left behind at the camp became overcome with joy, and Eva took the time to find foods, water, blankets, and new shoes. A jeep suddenly drove into the camp and four Nazis popped out firing bullets everywhere into the crowd. Jews fell in large numbers and Eva during the attack. She believed she died, only to wake up beside dead bodies and find her sister who hugged her in relief. That night lead to disaster as barracks caught on fire as Nazis started to burn camp to destroy evidence as Allies attacked from the sky (Kor and Buccieri). A march began quickly, and the Jews who did not march fast enough would die. Eva and Miriam made their way to the middle of the group for protection and marched in shock as bodies fell to the ground dead as they

The National Socialist (Nazi) party gained large support across classes from the poor to the rich due to the violent opposition against Communism and their embrace of militaristic nationalism. As the German government failed to improve the worsening economic crisis, criticism of the government increased, while support for the Nazis ignited. Hitler’s rhetoric of blaming Jews, Communists, the government, and the Versailles Treaty for Germany helped to gain even more support. In 1930, the Nazi Party won the election almost twenty percent of the seats and in 1932 forty percent of the seats. In 1933 the Nazis became the strongest party in Germany which was led by Adolf Hitler. He immediately called off parliament and made Germany a fascist state. In the following years he established a strong police force and the largest army in Europe. With its extreme militarism, Hitler showed his power by imprisoning and killing Jews, homosexuals, Communists, and political