WEIMAR REPUBLIC 1919-1933 DEMOCRATIC – President, Chancellor, Bi- Cameral Legislature Signed the Treaty of Versailles Mass unemployment, loss of resources.

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WEIMAR REPUBLIC DEMOCRATIC – President, Chancellor, Bi- Cameral Legislature Signed the Treaty of Versailles Mass unemployment, loss of resources Alsace- Lorraine, Saar Valley, high reparations, loss of savings middle class, hyper inflation, printed money 1929 WORLD DEPRESSION

WEIMAR REPUBLIC WEIMAR REPUBLIC Lost 13% of territory 6 million people 65% of iron ore reserves, 45% coal 10% of factories All colonies Reparations 38% of national wealth

Locarno Pact Locarno Pact (1925) – demilitarized Rhineland Kellogg-Briand Pact Kellogg-Briand Pact (1928) – 65 nations outlawed war as an instrument of foreign policy Dawes Plan Dawes Plan – US $$$ to Germany Young Plan Young Plan – further reduced reparations A false sense of Peace?

ECONOMIC DISTRESS ECONOMIC DISTRESS – Hyper Inflation (1923 7,000 marks = $1 US – ,000,000,000,000 = $1 US) million out of work FEAR OF COMMUNISM FEAR OF COMMUNISM = 15% of total vote election of 1930 – Industrialists supported Nazism - $, military equipment, and jobs

NATIONALISM NATIONALISM – students, war veterans, army officers, denounce “war-guilt” clause, demanded the return of Germany’s colonies, right to rearm, perpetuate “stabbed in the back” theory, blamed Communists and Jews, not defeated but cheated by Allies Friedrich Nietszche – Übermensch – distorted by Nazi paty “master race”, Social Darwinian “pure Aryan” race

WEAKNESSES OF THE WEIMAR REPUBLIC WEAKNESSES OF THE WEIMAR REPUBLIC – weak president, many political parties LACK OF DEMOCRATIC TRADITION LACK OF DEMOCRATIC TRADITION – history of autocracy, Democracy = economic failure, Nazi promises of economic stability, nationalistic glory LEADERSHIP OF HITLER LEADERSHIP OF HITLER – orator, mass politics, propaganda, violence, suppressed opposition, organizational ability

National Socialist German Workers Party ( ) Anti-parliamentary, democratic, capitalistic, communistic Anti-Semitic, Pan-Germanism Extreme Nationalism, Militarism, Racism Use of Violence Charismatic Leader Life, Sun, Power, Strength, Good Luck

Redistribute income and war profits Profit sharing in large industry Increase in old age pensions Free education “RIGHT THE WRONG OF THE TREATY OF VERSAILLES”

State over the individual One-political party Cult of personality Propaganda over truth Mass media to lie and kill Secret Police / censorship

Born in Austria Artist? Volunteered for the German Army – “dispatch runner” Karl Lueger ( ) Mayor of Vienna

Uprising against the Weimar Republic – Communist (Spartacist)-1919, Kapp Putsch (right-wing coup) –1920 Freikorps – “Free Corps” – former senior officers of the Army – paramilitary group organized to fight the Red Army Munich Beer Hall Putsch 1923

Munich Beer Hall Putsch Nov. 8/9 (1923) Munich, Bavaria – take over Munich and then Berlin and declare himself Dictator 3,000 men with the assistance of General Ludendorff 16 Nazi’s and 3 police officers died Hitler – trial – 5 years treason

Main Kampf – Four years of struggle against Lies, Stupidity, and Cowardice “My Struggle” – Rudolf Hess edited Autobiography, political ideas, use of propaganda Aryan “superior” race = “master race” Anti-Semitic Lebensraum Lebensraum – “living space” – war, conquered territory of inferior people Destroy the Jewish/Marxist control of the world

THE GREAT DEPRESSION (1929) 40% unemployment Industrial Production fell by ½ Hitler – simple answers – complex problems “national rebirth” “crimes” of the Treaty of Versailles

ELECTION 1932 President – Paul von Hindenburg 19,360,000 Hitler – 13,400,000 Reichstag – Nazi Party 230 seats, 38%

HINDENBURG NAMES HITLER CHANCELLOR Jan REICHSTAG FIRE Feb REICHSTAG FIRE ARTICLE 48 ARTICLE 48 – suspension of civil liberties in time of national crisis THE ENABLING ACT March THE ENABLING ACT – ruled by decree

THE NIGHT OF THE LONG KNIVES June 1934 Purge of the SA (Strumabteiling) “storm trooper” Leader Ernst Rohm Purge carried out by the SS (Schutzstaffel) and the Gestopo (Secret Police)

August 1934 Hindenburg dies (age 87) Office of President and Chancellor combined Der Fuhrer – “leader” Third Reich – “empire”, “nation” “One people, one Reich, one leader”

The Third Reich ( ) Gestapo – Secret Police Heinrich Himmler Propaganda – Joseph Goebbels BIG LIE TECHNIQUE “Nuremburg laws” Holocaust – Genocide 6 million Jews TOTAL WAR Public Works, Economy – Full employment - TOTAL WAR

“THE ENIGMA OF HITLER” – Dali (1939)

“THE FACE OF WAR” – Dali (1940)