NSDAP Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

WWI years Mein Kampf "My Struggle" by Hitler Landsberg Prison 1924 Promoting anti-semitism Overcoming Marxism Years of the Weimar Republic Years of the Nazi Regime Hitler appointed chancellor January 30, 1933 By President Hindenburg Artist-Dictator Passion and artistic genius Constructive Capable of violence Lebensraum Hitler's expansionist theory based on a drive to acquire "living space" for the German people in Eastern Europe ...

GRMN 2301 MidtermPan Germanism - correct answer was the belief that Germany's territory should be expanded to include all ethnic Germans. "The Program of the NSDAP" - correct answer This is a party platform from 1920. It spells out the major tenets of Nazism: especially antisemitism (it says in #4: "No Jew may be a member of the nation."). It's like Hitler's Spoken Word chapter in Mein Kampf, because there is a part that is against the press nazism - correct answer aimed for the cre...

GRMN 2301 Antisemitism - correct answer hostility to or prejudice against Jews. For the Nazis, this amounted to declaring them a racial group, not just a religious group. They were also viewed as a movement that the Germans didn't want. Anything that was seen as bad in the present time was blamed on the Jews -modern art -feminism -urban poverty -communism Lebensraum - correct answer Literally means living space. The belief that Germany needed to expand the nation state in order to grow....

*What are the major tenets of Nazi thought? (also need to define them) 1. Anti-Semitism 2. Lebensraum 3. Social Darwinism 4. Leadership Principle 5. Racial Hygiene 6. Individualism Anti-Semitism 1. Religious/Old Christian Anti-Semitism: blamed Jews for the death of Jesus so wanted to hate them but also wanted to keep them around in case a Jesus situation happened again; based on FAITH (Jews were able to convert to Christianity and then they were ok) 2. Modern Anti-Semitism: no...

NSDAP National Socialist Deutsch (German) Workers' Party () Hitler becomes Chancellor in January 30, 1933. But, National Socialist ideas were around earlier: - WWI () - The Treaty of Versailles Brainpower Read More Tenets of Nazism Anti-Semitism, Lebensraum, Nationalism, Leadership Principle, Social Darwinism, Pan-Germanism, Anti-Communism Anti-Semitism The hatred of Jews based on the notion of race or religion. According to Hitler, the survival of the racial Ger...

NSDAP National Socialist Deutsch (German) Workers' Party () Hitler becomes Chancellor in January 30, 1933. But, National Socialist ideas were around earlier: - WWI () - The Treaty of Versailles Brainpower Read More Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:01 / 0:15 Full screen Important dates WWI --> Weimar Republic --> Hitler appointed Chancellor --> Jan 30, 1933 NSDAP --> Nazi Rule --> WWII --> 5...

Antisemitism hostility to or prejudice against Jews. For the Nazis, this amounted to declaring them a racial group, not just a religious group. They were also viewed as a movement that the Germans didn't want. Anything that was seen as bad in the present time was blamed on the Jews -modern art -feminism -urban poverty -communism Lebensraum Literally means living space. The belief that Germany needed to expand the nation state in order to grow. This meant that they would expand to E...

Complete notes on the History of the Nazi Party from the AQA Alevel History, Democracy & Nazism course from an A* student!!! This includes information on; - its early years (1920-23) - their lean years (1924-28) - the growth of the NSDAP (1928-33) As part of my ALevel studies, I compiled down my notes to create these mind maps which have all the relevant content on, and they helped to form the basis of all my revision. The mind maps include information from my own class notes, as well ...

Covers the political, social, economic and military developments in Germany from 1929 until 1941. Includes statistics, timelines and historian views in the changes in Nazi Germany. Made for the CIE/CAIE A level History syllabus (9489) but can be used for other exam boards. The subjects covered are the following: Why did Hitler gain power in 1933? (Problems facing Weimar politicians from 1929, Growth of support for Nazism after 1929, Hitler’s appointment as Chancellor, Consolidation of power, ...

This document outlines the historical background, build up to and development of the Holocaust. It also includes various interpretations of the Holocaust (includes wide-ranging schools of thought eg. intentionalism and historians with their unique views). Also includes tips and a 'how to structure your essay section ' tailored to the mark scheme. Made for the CIE/CAIE History A level (9489) syllabus but can be used for other exam boards.