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National Socialism
- What is National Socialism
- Commonly referred to as Nazism and is associated
with the German Nazi Party
- Mein Kampf was written by Hitler in
prison and is quite full of hatred but
is good insight into Hitler's mind and
political attitude
- Commonly referred to as Nazism and is associated
with the German Nazi Party
- What were Hitler's ideologies?
- Maintaining racial
purity was a
fundamental role of
the Nation
- Aryan race was superior
- Jews represented a greath threat to
racial purity and the survival of the
state
- Other political notions were failures or a threat
- Germany's destiny was to expand into
Eastern Europe, subjugating inferior
races and acquiring their living spaces
- Maintaining racial
purity was a
fundamental role of
the Nation
- Hitler's rise to power
- Hitler learned important lessons
from the Munich Beer Hall Putsch:
power could not be achieved by
force
- He was appointed Chancellor of Germany in 1933
- He gained publicity from the Beer
Hall Putsch and increased his
following among right-wing
nationalists
- Hitler learned important lessons
from the Munich Beer Hall Putsch:
power could not be achieved by
force
- Beginning of National Socialism (Nazism)
- The Great Depression brought hard times to Germany,
unemployment rose to 30% of the German population.
While this did not give the Nazi's power it catapulted
them into a mass movement
- The Great Depression affected
most classes in German society
and British Historian wrote
"...One may begin to guess
something of the incalculable
human anxiety and
embitterment burnt into the minds
of missions of ordinary German
working men and women"
- The Great Depression brought hard times to Germany,
unemployment rose to 30% of the German population.
While this did not give the Nazi's power it catapulted
them into a mass movement
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