Weimar/Nazi Germany Ormerod GCSE History
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| Why were people in Germany angry after WW1? | ‘Stab in the back’ jews and Marxists starting trouble
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| Where did Nazism start? | Bavaria – southern Germany
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| What happened in Munich in 1919? | Allies blocking Germany. German troops marched through Munich and saw their families were still suffering
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| What did Hitler and the Nazi party particularly hate about the Treaty of Versailles? | Reparations and loss of territory
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| What happened to the German economy in the early 1920s? | Hyper inflation
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| What happened in January 1923? | French occupation of the Ruhr
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| What happened in Munich in 1923? | Munich beer hall putch – the government in berlin was overthrown. Hitler was imprisoned.
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| Who were the Wandervogel? How did they they influence the Nazi Party? | Protest against the bourgeois. Promote old-fashioned values
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| What % of the vote did the Nazi Party get in 1928? | 2.69%
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| What was the impact of the Wall Street Crash on Germany? | America recalled loans. Worldwide ecomic slump
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| Why were people prepared to vote for Hitler and the Nazis in 1932? | People started to listen. Choosing extremism – either Nazi or communists
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| Why did Hindenburg not allow Hitler to become Chancellor in 1932? | Hindenburg considered Nazi party to be violent and unresentative.
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| What % of the vote did the Nazi Party get in 1932? | 37%
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| How did Hitler become Chancellor? | Pressure from business. Hitler travelled to 20 cities over 7 days by plane
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| What % of the vote did the Nazi Party get in 1933? | 33%
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