PDF-Nazism and the Rise of Hitler

Corps The ter founded unist Party ofGermany Communists and Socialists henceforth became irreconcilableenemies and could not make common cause against Hitler Bothrevolutionaries and militant nationa. Corps. The ter founded unist Party ofGermany. Communists and Socialists henceforth became irreconcilableenemies and could not make common cause against Hitler. Bothrevolutionaries and militant nationa and the Rise of Nazism. The Treaty of Versailles. Versailles . i. s a grand palace outside of the city of Paris, France. At the end of WWI, leaders from the countries involved in the war met there to write a treaty. The Treaty of Versailles explained what the winners would gain and what the losers would lose. . SS6H7 The student will explain conflict and change in Europe to the 21. st. century.. a. Describe major developments following World War I: the Russian . Revolution, the Treaty of Versailles, worldwide depression, and the rise of Nazism. Corps. The ter founded unist Party ofGermany. Communists and Socialists henceforth became irreconcilableenemies and could not make common cause against Hitler. Bothrevolutionaries and militant nationa "The play is not so much an attack on. Hitler, but rather upon the. complacency of the people who were. able to resist him, but didn't.“ . Brecht. Allegory/ parable/ satire. Brecht wrote the play in 1941, to allegorically reflect the rise of the Nazi’s in Germany (he had already fled the country at this point) and was written to be produced in America.. HI290- History of Germany. The Presidential Election of 1925. Hindenburg as president of the Republic, as painted by Max . Leibermann. , 1927. The Great Depression. German unemployment (in millions), 1928-35. Do Now: What are some of the struggles that people faced in rebuilding their lives at the end of World War I?. People clearing up rubble after WWI.. Unit Essential Question: What . political and economic challenges did the Western world face in the 1920s and the 1930s, and how did various countries react to these challenges? . Rise of Japan. Review:. 1853: Japan opened to outside trade. 1868 Mutsuhito (Meiji) comes to throne and modernizes. 1894-1895 Japan attacks and defeats China. Sino-Japanese War. 1904-1905 Japan attacks and defeats Russia. HW: outline – “Nazi Expansion and the Second World War” (up to “The Grand Alliance”) (. p. 975 – 980). Today. – Rise of Hitler. Tomorrow . – The Holocaust. Monday. – WWII (Battles, etc). in Germany . Key Events. Why did Germany turn to Totalitarian rule during the 1920s and 1930s and what happened when Hitler . and the Nazis came . to power? .  . Step 1: . (in small groups) . Look through the 11 slides you are given. our Propaganda Lesson. Rise of Nazism Background:. The democratic government in Germany after World War I (Weimar Republic) faced major problems. A political party called the Nazi . Party (led by Hitler) . The Diary of Anne Frank “ WebQuest ” How did the end of WWI leave Germany open to follow a man like Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party ? Propaganda didn’t prepare Germany for the defeat in WWI. They were punished by the Allies and were disarmed and forced to pay reparations to France and Britain. The new government (Weimar Republic) could not handle the depressed economy or the rampant lawlessness and disorder. Hitler’s Rise to Power. Fascism. Early Life . WWI Service. Weimar Republic. Mein . Kampf. Rise to Power. Demagoguery . A society of racism. Fascism . Fascism: An authoritarian and nationalistic right-wing system of government and social organization.. . by Mark Tibbles MSc. . THE TREATY OF VERSAILLES. WWI ended on 11/11/1918.. The following year 28/061919 the Treaty of Versailles was signed..