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Part 4: Hitler and Nazi Germany, 1919–39
A study of attempts to establish democracy in Weimar Germany, the reasons for its collapse and the nature of the Nazi State.
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Weimar Germany, 1919–1933
- The effects on Germany of the end of the First World War and the Peace Settlement; opposition to the Treaty of Versailles; the formation and characteristics of the Weimar Republic. Attempts to overthrow the Weimar Republic, as seen in the Spartacist Revolt, 1919, and Beer Hall Putsch, 1923; economic problems of the Weimar Republic, 1919–33.
Nazi rise to power
- Discontent against the Weimar Republic, appeal of Hitler and the Nazis, and the coming to power of the National Socialists in 1933–34; the Reichstag fire 1933; Nazi consolidation of power.
Nazi control of Germany
- Formation and characteristics of the National Socialist Government; National Socialism in power: intimidation; treatment of Jews and other minority groups; opposition to National Socialism by socialists, communists, and the churches.
Nazi social and economic policies
- Nazi economic policies; militarism; youth movements and education; role of women; Nuremberg rallies.
References for Part 4: Hitler and Nazi Germany, 1919–39
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