Nazi Germany Timeline, 1918-45
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- Created on: 17-06-12 16:44
Nazi Germany Timeline
What effect did WW1 have on Germany?
Winter of 1916-17
Potatoes ran out leaving only Parsnips, ¾ million Germans died of sickness and starvation
1918
Germany produced 50% of the milk and 60% of the meat and butter it had
Why was the Weimar Republic so unpopular 1919-23?
June 1919
The signing of the Treaty of Versailles
1923
Hyperinflation
January 1923
French and Belgium troops occupied the Rhineland to seize raw goods
March 1923
The Government tried to disband the Freikorps because of ally orders, Wolfgang Kapp lead the Kapp Putsch
8 - 9th September 1923
The Nazi Party carried out the Munich Putsch
How was the Weimar Republic able to survive 1924-29?
August 1923
Stresemann becomes Chancellor
September 1923
Stresemann ends Passive Resistance
October 1923
The Government replaced the worthless old money with the Rentenmark. It was valued on the amount of gold and silver owned by the country
1924
New currency is bought in on the strength of the Dollar helping pull Germany from hyper inflation
April 1924
The Dawes plan gave Germany a huge loan
November 1924
Germany restarted paying reparations
1925
Germany signed the Locarno Treaties with Britain France and Belgium securing the frontiers with France and Belgium
1926
Germany joined the League of Nations and was given a permanent seat on the council
July 1925
Ally troops leave the Ruhr
1929
Owen Young created the Young Plan. Reparations were cut to 112 billion gold marks to be paid over 59 years
How did the Nazi’s gain support 1924-29 and why were they unsuccessful?
December 1924
Hitler released from prison
January 1925
The ban on the Nazi party lifted
27th February 1925
Re-launching rally
Mid 20s
Focus on working classes
July 18th 1925
Mein Kampf was published
May 1925
The party received only 20,000 votes
1928
The party began to focus on the middle classes where most new members were coming from, calling for an end to Marxist-capitalist extortion
1929
Number of votes had risen to just 140,000
How did the Nazi’s achieve increased electoral success 1929-32?
October 1929
the wall street crash placed Germany in depression with high unemployment and homelessness rates
1-20th July 1930
In Prussia the SA were involved in 322 battles and 72 deaths
1930
farmers fell further into debt
1931
Almost ½ of 16-30s were unemployed and 60% of new graduates could not get a job
1932
In the election Hindenburg gave one speech while Hitler flew all over the country
1932
40% of factory workers were unemployed and unemployment benefits were slashed leading to extreme poverty
July 1932
Nazi Party won 37.3% of the vote making them the largest party
November 1932
The party received only 33.1%
January 30th 1933
Hitler appointed Chancellor
How was Hitler able to gain complete control of Germany from 1933-4?
November 1932
Nazi Party gained 33.1% of votes making them the largest single party
January 30th 1933
Hitler was appointed Chancellor
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