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In what year was Hitler born?
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1889
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What German word translates to people and suggests a nation with the same ethnic and cultural identities?
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Volk
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What was the official name for the 'Nazi' party?
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National Socialist German Worker's Party (NSDAP)
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What was the membership of the Nazi party by 1923, which included Hermann Goring, Julius Streicher and Ernst Rohm?
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20,000
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What was the philiosophy that portrayed the world as a struggle between people, races and nations?
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Social Darwinism
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When did Hitler leave prison?
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December 1924
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When was the party officialt refounded?
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27 February 1925
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From 1926, the Nazi party was organised into different regions. How many were there?
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35
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In the election of May 1928, what percentage of the vote did the Nazis achieve?
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2.6%
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How much did exports value fall by between 1929 and 1932?
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55%
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What was the number of registered unemployment in 1932?
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5.6 million
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How much did industrial production fall by between 1929 and 1932?
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42%
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What treaty reduced the sum of reparations that Germany had to pay to the Allies to £1850 million?
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Young Plan
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What formed in response to this and was able to draft a 'Law against the Enslavement of the German People' which denounced any reparations and demanded the punishment of collaborating ministers, yet when the matter was made into a national referendum, they only recieved 5.8 million votes?
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National Opposition
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Who was made the chancellor after the collapse of Muller's grand coalition?
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Heinrich Bruning
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In the 1930 election, what percentage of the vote did the Nazis recieve?
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18.3%
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How many presidential decrees did Bruning force through the Reichstag through the use of Article 48 by HIndenburg, in 1932?
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66
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Who was the KPD leader from 1925-33 who stood to be elected as President in 1932, yet only recieved 11.2% of the vote?
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Ernst Thalmann
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Hindenburg recieved 53% of the vote, making him Chancellor, but Hitler did better than most expected as he recieved?
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36.8%
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Who became Chancellor after Bruning?
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Franz von Papen
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Papen removed the state governement of Prussia, which was a strong SPD/ZP region, and made himself? Depsite the unconstitutional and arbitary act, the democrats gave in, showing how Weimar had transitioned more to a Presidential Authoritarian Government.
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Reich Commissioner of Prussia
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The Nazis became the largest party in the July 1932 elections, increasing their percentage of the vote to?
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37.3%
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Together the anti-democratic forces of the Reichstag (the Nazis and KPD) recieved?
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51.6%
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In what denomination, were the Nazis morre successful?
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Protestants
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Who was the Nazis master of propaganda that was responsible for their election gains?
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Josef Goebbels
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Which leader of the Berlin SA revolted against the Nazis after they encouraged them to act legally and use less violence?
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Walther Stennes
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When was the vote of no confidence in Papen's government passed that forced him to call new elections?(it was passed 512 votes to 42)
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12 September 1932
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How much did the Nazi vote fall to during the November 1932 election, due to the Nazis being short of money, lacking morale and the slight economic recovery?
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33.1%
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When was Kurt von Schleicher made chancellor? He achived the position after informing Hindenburg that the army lacked faith in Papen.
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2 December 1932
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Who did Schleicher appoint as vice-chancellor to split the Nazis between him and Hitler? Howeve, Hitler ovrecame the problem and forced him to resign.
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Gregor Strasser
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When was the meeting between Hitler and Papen that agreed that Hitler would be made Chancellor and that Papen would act as vice-Chancellor?
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4 January 1933
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What was the term used about the plot to usurp Schleicher?
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Backstairs intrigue
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Papen recieved help in convincing Hindenburg due to the role of his son. What was his name?
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Oskar von Hindenburg
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When was Hitler made chancellor?
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30 January 1933
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What government did he leave upon becoming chancellor?
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Nazi-Nationalist Coalition
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