Hitlers Political Beliefs and Rise to Power

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Hitlers Political Beliefs and Rise to Power !!!

• Presented
  by Kino Servin and Ciara
  Sanders

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Background Information (in other words, things
you should know)

• Name Adolf Hitler
• DOB April 20th, 1889
• DOD April 30th, 1945
• COD Suicide
• Was born in Austria, despite social belief.
• Was a megalomaniac, meaning that he was crazy for
  power.

Infant Hitler Hitler on a march
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Hitlers Roots

• Hitler began as a street painter in Vienna, but
  lacked finesse, he applied twice to the Academy
  Of Fine Arts Vienna, but was rejected.
• He had, as a poor citizen, wrote a novel, titled
  Mein Kampf, or My Struggle. It mainly focused
  on Germanys failing struggle in WW I and that it
  was the Jews fault. He had managed to get it
  published, and it was an instant hit.
• He had enlisted into the military and was an
  outstanding cadet. Despite the putrid
  circumstances they were in, he never complained.

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Hitlers Rise

• Hitler had became the Chancellor of Germany in
  January of 1933. He thought that he could promote
  his idea of an Anti-Semitic world, where one race
  (the Aryan) would conquer the world! He made
  speeches around the country, and many people were
  looking for an excuse for the depressing status
  of their country, and so they believed himeven
  though they were looking at the reason. He had
  gotten an immense increase in popularity.

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More Power

• As the Nazis gained power in their marches,
  Hitler got support from Franz von Papen, the
  former German Chancellor. As Hitler was making
  laws, such as the Enabling Act of March 23rd, in
  where he gained dictatorial power. This Act
  passed with the support of the Huguenbergian
  German National People's Party (DNVP), a few
  liberals, and all conservative and centrist
  deputies in the establishment-disabled and
  effectively rigged Reichstag, a building in
  Berlin.

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The Road to Power
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OMG!!! The Test!!! gtXD

• 1) Who was the Chancellor before Hitler?
• 2) What year did he become Chancellor?
• 3) What is the name of the act of March 23rd?
• 4) What was the title of the book in where he
  used the Jews as scapegoats?
• 5) How many votes did he have in 1933? (Round to
  the nearest thousand if needed.)

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The Answers

• 1) Franz von Papen
• 2) January 1933
• 3) The Enabling Act
• 4) Mein Kampf, or My Struggle
• 5) 17,000, or 17,277