1. National Socialism in Germany History 104 / April 10, 2013

2. Cover of the first edition (1925)

3. Munich, November 1923 - a radical young nationalist leads the “Beer Hall putsch”

4. Josef Goebbels (1897-1945) NSDAP leader in Berlin region; later Minister of Propaganda

5. The SA (brownshirts): marching & brawling

6. “Black Friday” on Wall Street (Oct. 25, 1929)

7. The Great Depression hits Germany, 1929-1933

8. The SA combines a soup kitchen & election headquarters

9. Communist agitation during the depression - “Bring down this system!”

10. “Hitler – our last hope” Election results for the NSDAP: 1928 - 2.6% 1930 - 18.3% July 1932 - 37.3% Nov. 1932 - 33.1%

11. President Hindenburg appoints Adolf Hitler as Chancellor

12. Jan. 30, 1933: torchlight parades signal the beginning of a new era

13. The burning of books

14. The Enabling Act (March 1933)

15. The “Night of the Long Knives” (June 1934)

16. The SS rises to prominence - led by Heinrich Himmler (1900-1945)

17. NSDAP party rallies: orchestrated expressions of loyalty

18. The Autobahn

19. “Strength through Joy”: new experiences and exotic vacations

20. The “Strength through Joy” vacation dorm on the island of Rügen

21. The “Strength through Joy” Wagon (engineered by… Volkswagen)

22. The Saar – a coal-rich territory detached from Germany in 1919 Jan. 1935: In a plebiscite in the Saar, 90% vote to join the Third Reich

23. March 1935: Hitler re-introduces the draft for German men

24. March 1936: Hitler re-militarizes the Rhineland

25. April 1, 1933: the SA organizes a boycott of Jewish-owned businesses

26. “Jews not permitted in our German forests”

27. The concentration camp at Dachau (est. 1933)