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1
Thursday 4/14/11
  • Please get your propaganda posters ready to
    present along with your video notes and 150 words
    poster description.
  • Please clearly label your assignments!
  • Hmwk Pg. 172 Activity Due Tmrw.

2
Reading Quiz
  • Who did Hitler blame for the Reichstag fire in
    1933?
  • What was the Act that made Hitler a virtual
    dictator in 1933?
  • Enabling B) Empowering C) Election
  • What leader of the SA was killed on the Night of
    the Long Knives?
  • What two factors characterize a Totalitarian
    state?
  • Who was the Gestapo and what was their role?

3
Reading Quiz Cont.
  • Which faction of Hitlers SS was responsible for
    the concentration camps?
  • According to the text, which was not one of the
    three main reasons why there was so little
    opposition to Hitler?
  • A) Nazi Successes B) Economic Fears C)
    Concentration Camps D) Propaganda
  • What was the Nazi view of the role of women? (Did
    it change?)
  • What two young people groups did NOT support
    Hitler?
  • Who was Hitlers propaganda organizer? (last
    name)

4
Impact of WWIUse pgs. 137-139
  • Germany-
  • Find examples of challenges for your groups
    topic
  • Then debate among your group to find the top
    priority for your topic.
  • Each group will then present their posters and
    top priorities for Germany at the end of WWI
    and as a class we will narrow it down to the top
    three priorities for Germany.

5
Mini ProjectDue Thursday
  • Read pages 148-182
  • Pick a topic to address in a propaganda
    posteryoung nazis, womens response , jews
    etc.
  • Create a propaganda poster illustrating your
    topicdo NOT copy one from the bookyoull get no
    credit.
  • Must be 14x11 (1/4 poster) size.
  • Fully colored
  • Caption/slogan on the poster
  • Also, turn in 150 words explaining your poster
    and the topics significance. Typed.

6
Weimar Republic
  • WWI Treaty condition- democracy
  • Kaiser refuses-revolts in Germany
  • November 9, 1918 Kaiser abdicated
  • Socialist leader, Friedrich Ebert leader of
    Republic
  • Signs armistice with Allies

7
Ebert has opposition
  • Right Wing
  • Left Wing
  • Kaisers former advisers remained in power
    preventing change
  • Hoped Kaiser would return
  • Communists wanted revolution like Russias 1917
  • January 1919- free elections Eberts party wins
    President of Weimar Republic

8
Republic in danger 1919-1924
  • Left-Wing Threat-
  • 1st Revolution Attempt
  • Communists (Spartacists) led by Karl Liebknecht
    and Rosa Luxemburg
  • Anti-Communist Threat was Freikorps
  • FightingFreikorps won first communist revolution

9
Left-Wing Threat Cont.
  • 2nd Revolution Attempt
  • Bavaria south Germany, independent Socialist
    state
  • Feb. 1919 murdered Kurt Eisner, Eberts ally
  • Communists try to make it soviet republic
  • Ebert sends in Freikorps May 1919
  • 600 communists killed

10
More Revolutions
  • 1920 more Communist agitation in Ruhr industrial
    area
  • Freikorps clashed with Communists
  • 2000 casualties
  • Bitterness grows between Communists and Eberts
    Socialist Party
  • Despite defeats, Communists remained powerful
    anti-government force in 1920s

11
Treaty of Versailles
  • Germany lost- 10 land, all colonies, 12.5 of
    population and 16 coal and 48 iron industry,
    army reduced to 100,000, no air force, reduced
    navy and accept blame-pay reparations
  • Ebert reluctant to sign
  • German army felt betrayed by Socialist govt. not
    continuing the war

12
Right-Wing Threat
  • People who supported the Kaiser, dictatorship
  • Wanted empire and industry
  • 1920 Kapp Putsch-5000 Freikorps to Berlin
  • City strikes and shuts down-Kapp leaves and dies
    awaiting trial
  • Assassination frequent
  • Hitler led Munich Putsch-jailed for it

13
Economic Disaster
  • Germany forced to pay reparations from the Treaty
  • The Ruhr-
  • 1921 paid one installment
  • 1922 no payment
  • French and Belgium enters industrial Ruhr and
    takes reparations in material goods
  • Germany instructs strike, France kills 100
    workers
  • Strike causes devastation for Germany currency
  • Hyperinflation occurs

14
1923 New Govt
  • Gustav Stresemann takes over
  • Called off strike in Ruhr
  • Made new money- Rentenmark
  • Got American loans under- Dawes Plan
  • Renegotiated reparation payments
  • Economic Crisis solved
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