Deadline: 2018-02-12 8:02 PM Posted by: Student144020Price: $32.00 _______ was the name of Hitler’s totalitarian political party. _______ was the name of Hitler’s totalitarian political party.  

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themes[8]Pseudo-scientific ************** **** ******* to ****** *** Nazis ********** *** **** ** * "people's ********** (Volksgemeinschaft) ***** aim *** ** unite ********* desirable" Germans ** ******** ******** ***** ********* ***** ****** ****** ** be ********* dissidents physically ** intellectually inferior ** of ******** race(Fremdvölkische)[9]The ***** ****** ** ******* *** stock ** *** Germanic ****** ******* ****** ****** andeugenics broad social welfare ******** *** acollectivesubordination of ********** ****** ***** ***** be sacrificed for *** **** ** *** ***** and the "Aryanmaster ***** To maintain *** ******** purity *** strength ** *** ***** **** *** Nazis sought toexterminateJewsRomaniandPolesalong **** *** **** ******** ** ************* thephysicallyandmentally handicapped **** ******* exclusionary *********** onhomosexualsAfricansJehovah's Witnessesand ********* **************** persecution ******* *** ****** when *** **************** ****** state organized *** 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*********************** ******* *** commonly used among Nazis **** the ******** ********************** **** ** *** ****************** term *** in *** before *** **** ** the party as * ********** and derogatory word for * *************** ************** ** awkward *** ****** ****** ** derived **** Ignaz ***** * ********* ******* ******************* ****** name ********* *** area **** ***** *** ***** ******* Opponents seized on this *** ********* *** ******* **** ** *********** *********** to *** ********* ************** *** ********** **************** **** ********* ************* ***** ** the German government ***** ** *** *********** ****** ********** ** ******* although ******** ********** ********* ** use *** **** ******************* *** ** ***** Germany" *** ***** ******* was popularised by ********** and ****** exiles ****** ********** the **** ****** **** other ********* *** ********** *** ******* back to ******* after ***** War II[22]HistoryOrigins *** ***** ********** 1918–1923The ***** grew *** of ******* political groups **** * nationalist *********** that ****** ** the **** years ******* **** ** **** * league called ********* ***************** für einen ***** Frieden(Free ******** ********* *** * **** Peace)[23]was ******* ******** ******* ** * March 1918Anton ******* ** **** ****** *********** ****** a branch ** **** ****** inMunich[23]Drexler *** a ***** ********* *** *** **** * ****** ** *** militaristFatherland *************** World *** * *** was bitterly ******* ** ************** ******** **** *** *** revolutionary upheavals **** followed ******* ******** *** ***** ** ******** ************ ** *** *** such as ******** ********* ** ********** ***************** *************** *** ************ ***** as **** as ********* in *** *********** of ******* **** **** ******* to ** **** ** *************** ***** (Herrenvolk) ******* ** **** ******* ************* capitalism ** being a Jewish-dominated movement *** ********* *********** *** *** profiteering ** ***** War ************ *** *** political violence *** *********** in ******* *** result ** theWeimar Republicbeing out-of-touch **** *** ****** ********** *** ***** ****************** ********** *** **** *** * ********* ********************** **** * form ** ***************** ** ***** ** ****** * popular ******************** ******** ******** that ***** challenge the **** ** ********* andinternationalist politics[26]These **** *** ********** themes ******* **** ************* ************ ********** ** ****************** ***** badge *************** movement ******** ********* *** support **** **** *********** ******* ***************** ****** a ********** ********** brought ******** *********** **** *** ******* a ********* ********* ** *** concept ** ********* ********** ** ******* *** ***************** in ******** ******** ********** *** ****** ** ******** ******** ********* ******* *** ******* ****** ** **** ************** ************************ Workers' ************** ******* *** ************ for *********** with ****** ** nationalism *** ****** directed against the ********** ******** 1918 ******* ******* that a new ********* ***** should ** ****** ***** ** *** political ********** that ** endorsed ** ********* *** ****** ** *** ******** Committee *** a good ***** with *** Political ******** **************** * ******* **** Drexler ******* * new ********* ***** *** ******** ** ** ***** the "German ********* ******** ****** *** ****** objected ** the term "socialist"; ** the term *** ******* *** *** ***** *** ***** theGerman ******** ************** ************** ********** **** concerns ***** ********* ************ supporters ******* **** clear **** ****** Marxists the ***** ********* *** ************ *** **** its ********* ****** *** ***** ** givesocial ********* ****** citizens ****** **** ** *** ***** ************ ****** *** of manyvölkischmovementsthat ******* ** Germany **** ******************** *** *** advocated *** ****** **** throughprofit-sharinginstead ********************** ****** ****** a ******* ********* community" ******************* ****** **** * ******* divided ***** class and ***** ************* ******** *** ********** antisemitic ** early as **** *** party *** raising ***** ** ******* a tobacco *************************** ********** ******** *** outset *** *** *** opposed ** non-nationalist ********* ********* especially ** *** **** ********* ********* Democratic ***** ** ************ *** ************ ***** of ************ Members ** the *** *** themselves ** fighting ******* ************ *** ****** ********** * **** ** ** ****** ********* "international ****** The *** *** **** ****** ******* to ************* Treaty[32]The DAP *** *** ******* to **** ****** ****** *** ******** **** kept ** ******** ******* with ****** ******** discussing **** **** thought ** Germany's ************ ** ******* ** ******* ** *********** ********* in ******** Germany[30]The *** *** * comparatively small group **** ***** **** ** members[30]Nevertheless ** attracted *** ********* of the ****** *********** *** **** ********** of *** ************ **** ******** ** **** subversive tendencies ** **** **** while ********* inMunicharmyGefreiterAdolf ********* ********* ***************************** ****** of ************************************* unit) ** ******************* byCaptain ******* **** of ************ *** Propaganda *************** ***** inBavaria ****** *** ******** ** ********* ***** soldiers *** ** infiltrate *** ************ ********* * ***** ******* ** ** ********* **** ****** ****** ******** ** a ****** ******** **** a ******* ********* ******* *** ********** *** soundness *********** ******* arguments ******* capitalism; ******* ******** **** Bavaria ****** ***** away ************** ***** * *** ***** ****** ****** withAustria ** ********** ********* the ***** ********* ****** made ** ********** ** the ***** ***** ******* with *** ********** ******* ********* ** Hitler *** "professor" left *** **** acknowledging *********** ***************** encouraged *** to **** *** DAP[34]On *** ****** of *** **** ********* ****** ******* to **** the ************ ****** a week was ******** as party ****** *** **** ***** ***** ******** ********** ** *** ** **** *** ********** **** **** * **** ****** party)[36][37]Among *** party's earlier members ********* ******* *** Army's District ******* VII; Dietrich ****** who *** been ****** *** ********* ****** ** ******** ***************************** ** MunichstudentRudolf Hess;[39]FreikorpssoldierHans ****** andAlfred ********* ***** ******** ** *** philosopher of *** movement All **** ***** ********* ** *** **** ******************** membership **** ** the *** ****** ************ later ******* ** ** *** ******* ***** ****** *** was ** **** the ******* ********* ****** ** *** party's central **************** he would ***** **** ********* Party Badgenumber **** Anton ******* drafted * ****** ** ****** ** 1940—which *** ***** sent—that *********** ******** later ******** *** knows ****** than you ******** ** ******* **** *** were never *** ******* member ** *** party *** ** best the ******* ****** ** *** ********* *** * *** ***** ago * *** ** ******** ** * ***** ****** **** your first proper membership **** of the *** ******* *** ********** ** ********** *** ****** was ********* with *** number *** ***** ****** *** ****** * entered[42]Hitler's first *** ****** *** **** in theHofbräukelleron ** ******* **** ** *** *** ****** ******* of the ******* *** ***** ** 111 **************** later ******** **** **** *** **** ** realised ** ***** ****** ***** * **** speech"[30]At ***** ****** ***** **** ** ********** small ****** *** his considerable ******* *** propaganda skills **** *********** by *** ***** ********** **** *** ******* ** ***** ******* ****** ****** ***** of ********** *** *** ***** ** ***** 1920[44]Hitler ***** ** **** the ***** more public and ********* *** ******* ******* *** of 2000 ****** ** ** ******** 1920 in ************** ************ in ******** **** *** *** ************ of **** ********** **** ** publicity ******** ************** from *** ***** in ****************** *** ** **** speech **** Hitler ********** thetwenty-five points ** the ****** ******** Party ************* *** been drawn up ** Drexler Feder and himself[46]Through ***** ****** ** **** *** organisation a **** bolder ***************** * clear foreign ****** *********** of the ****** ** Versailles ******** Germany ******* ********* *** exclusion of **** **** ************ *** ***** *** ******** ****** ***** ************ ***** ******* ********* of ******** incomes *** State ** ***** profits of **** *** **** *** ******** ***** ** be ***** **** ******* compensation[47]In ******* *** ********* ***************************************************************************** increase *** ****** ** larger segments ** *** ********** ** the same *** ** ************************** on ** ******** **** *** *** ******* its **** ** ************************* Deutsche ************************ ********* ****** Workers' ****** or Nazi ***************** **** *********** *** ***** by *** party's ********* ********* over Hitler's ********** ** ***** ** **** appeal ** left-wing workers[51]In 1920 *** **** ***** ********** announced **** only ******* of "pure Aryan ******* [rein arischer ********* could ****** ***** ******* *** if *** ****** had * ****** *** ****** also had to ** * "racially pure" ***** ***** ******* ***** not ** related ****** ******** or ********** ** * ********* ******************* ****** it *** ****** legally ********* by theNuremberg ****** **** the ***** ****** ****** relations and ********* ******* party members *** Jews[53]Party ******* found ****** *********************** defilement") were persecuted ******* some members were **** ********* ** *************** ******* ****** *** ******* **** active ****** ********* in ****** ** * ******* ** ***** within the ***** year ***** his ************************ ***** to ***** ** hear *** ****************** ****** ***** ***** *** same subjects: the Treaty ** ********** ****** Jewish **************** ********** ********* *** effective *********** ** the ***** contributed significantly to *** ***** **************** ***** * contemporary poster ****** ****** **** ****** ** * ********* ******* ** *** hold out *** prospect of an ********* ******** evening"[57]Over *** following ****** the party ********* to ******* *** **************** remaining *** ***** to **** *** **** ************ ** German ************** *** *** ** *** year ***** ********** *** ******** at ************ ** whom ****** *** ***** *** brought **** *** party ********** ** for **** ******** ******* *** been their ****** *** ******************* talent ** ** ****** *** his ability ** draw *** members ******** **** *** ************** ************ **** **** *** the ******** ****** ******* ***** Hitler *** ****** were ** * *********** **** ** ****** in **** 1921 a mutiny ***** *** ****** the ***** in ****** Members ** its ********* ********* ****** ** ***** **** *** *********** ********* ****************** ********* ** ****** ** 11 July Hitler ******* tendered *** *********** The ********* members ******** that *** *********** would mean the *** of the party[61]Hitler ********* ** ***** ****** on ********* that ** ***** ******* Drexler as party ******** *** **** *** ***** headquarters ***** ****** ** Munich[62]The ********* agreed *** ** ******** *** ***** ** 26 **** ** ****** **** ****** ********* to face **** ********** ****** *** ***** ** *** ********* ********** ************* **** the party and they printed **** copies of * ******** ********* ****** ** a ******* ** *** *********** *** following **** ****** ***** to several packed ****** *** ******** ******* and Esser ** thunderous *************** ******** proved successful; at * ******* ***** ******** on ** July 1921 he ******** Drexler ** party ******** ** * vote ** 533to1[63]The ********* was ********* *** Hitler *** ******* nearly absolute ****** ** *** ******* **** ************ ***** hold *** **** *** the ********* ** *** **** Hitler **** acquired *** titleFührer("leader") *** after * ****** ** ***** ******** ********* ** *** ******** **** *** ***** ***** ** ******** ** theFührerprinzip("leader principle") ***** this ********* *** ***** was * ****** *********** ****** that ********** strictly **** *** *** **** with ****** ** *** **** as *** party's ******** ****** ****** *** the party ** * ************* ************ whose *** *** the ********* of ********* ******** ***** ** *** ** ********** by *** ********** **** and *** ********* ********** *** *** ******** the ****** soldiers ** **** ************ ********* **** known ** ************** **** founded ** a ***** ******* ** 1921 *** ***** ******* ******* ** ***** ************* ******* its first ******* ******** ****** *** twin ***** of *** ***** were always ****** *********** ************ andantisemitism ***** two ***** **** ***** in *** **** ** *** belief **** ********* ******** enemies– Britain ****** and *** ****** ******** **** ********** ** the Jews *** **** Germany's ****** **** ** ******** ********* ***** necessarily entail a *** ******* the *********** ****** *** *** principal *********** national *** racial ****** were always ******** This *** ********** by *** adoption ** the ***** emblem ** *********************** ** German nationalist circles *** ******** was ********** a ****** ** ** ****** race" *** it symbolized *** replacement ** the ********* Cross **** ********** ** * ******** ********* ******** **** ***** grew ************* ****** **** *** 1922 ****** ******* ******** ********** skills partly through the SA's ****** ** ********** ***** *** *** partly ******* there *** * ******** ******* ********* *** ******* ******** ** Bavaria as ********* economic ******** ******** *** the ******** of *** ****** ****** became apparent *** party ********* ****** ***** **** ******** to whom ****** ** * ********* ********* ******* ***** ************ ****** ** **** ** ***** *********** *** disaffected ****** ******* of ***** ******* **** ******* were ***** **** ** beer ***** ***** downtrodden men ***** get free **** ********* Youthwas formed *** *** ******** ** ***** members The ***** also formed ****** ** ***** ***** of GermanyJulius *********************** an ***** recruit *** became ****** ** *** racist *********** ******** ** December 1920 *** **** ***** had ******** * ********* ************** ********** ** which *** ******* ********** ****** Rosenberg ****** ****** ****** ** **** *** ***** around **** **** ************ ********** World War * ****** ********** ********* ** ******* **** * party **** ******* ******** *** ********** **** **** power ** ***** *********** ******* ***** ***** the ********** ** *** ***************** ********* *** ******** **** *** Nazis ******** * ******** rebirth ** their country ** **** opposed ********* and *********** appealed ** *** working-class; opposed ********* ** Versailles; and ********* the *********** ********* of ***** ******* *** ******* ******** **** a ******************* ********* **** ************* ******** ****** *** ******** ** ********* and the ******** borrowing ***** use ** the ************** ****** ** * **** ****** **** *** Fascists **** ** ***** ** 1922 ** ***** ******* their **** ******* ****** *** ****** on ***** ****** ***** ******** his own coupIn January **** ****** occupied ***************** region as * ****** of Germany's ******* to **** ********************** **** *** ** ******** ***** the *********** ********* Cuno's ********** *** ** ******* ** the ****** ********* ***** (KPD) ** stage * ********** *** reaction ** ***** ****** *** ** ******* ** *********** sentiment **** ***** membership **** sharply ** ***** 20000[65]By ******** ****** *** ******* **** *** **** was ***** *** ** ******* ** ***** power in ****** ** *** **** **** ***************** ******** ****** military) ***** ****** ******* the ****** government *** join *** ****** In this ** *** ********** by ****** ************ ********** who *** ****** * ****************** not a *********** *** NazisOn the ***** of 8 ******** *** ***** **** * patriotic rally in * Munich **** **** ** ****** ** ********************* ********* **** ************* **** ************* ****** almost at **** **** *** localReichswehrcommanders ******* ** ******* ** ** *** ******* ** * ******** the Nazis ****** a ***** ** about **** ********** ******* Munich ** ** ******* ** rally ******* ****** ****** **** *** 16 Nazis were ****** ****** ********** *** * ****** ** ****** **** ******** *** **** tried *** treason ** March **** ****** *** *** associates were ***** **** lenient ****** sentences ***** ****** was in ****** ** ***** *** ********************* ********* ************* Kampf("My ************* Nazi ***** was banned ** 9 November ***** ******* **** *** ******* ** *** *************************** *********************** ****** it ********* ** operate ***** the **** ******* ****** ********* ******** *** **** **** ** 1925[66]The Nazis ****** ** remain ******* ** the DP ** ** *** ***** *** right-wingVolkishnationalist ********** ** *** ***** ***** ** *** ********* ********* Freedom ***** leaving *** north's ********* **** members **** asJoseph Goebbelsretaining support for *** party[67]Rise ** ****** ******************* with **** ***** members ** *********** ***************** ******** **** ** ********** ** ******* ********* **** *** *** culmination ** *** **** seeNazi ******* ** ********** Hitler *** ******** **** ****** ** ** ******** **** ** 16 ******** **** ****** ********* *** ******** *********** to **** *** *** on *** ***** and *** party was formally ********* on 26 February 1925 **** ****** ** its ********** ****** *** *** **** Party *** ** longer * ************ ************ *** ********* *** ********* of taking power ** ***** ** *** **** the ******** *** ********* ********* *** ********** *** *** extremist upsurge ** 1923 had ***** ** there was no prospect ** further revolutionary adventures *** Nazi Party of **** was divided **** the *********** ****** ****** der politischen ******* ********* ** ****** and *** ******* membership ****************** *** ***** *** *** SA **** **** ******** and *** ***** aspect ** *** ******* work *** ********** ** * sign ** this *** ***** ***** ** ***** ***** *** ** *** ************ **** latter ******* ** **** ** ******** ********* *** ***** originally ** theSchutzkommando) *** to *** ** regular ***** members[68][69]In *** ***** the Nazi Party ******** ****** *** ******** base ******** Bavaria maintained its ********** nostalgia *** a Catholic ***************** ******************** along **** working-class **** ******* **** always *** ****** weakest ***** electorally **** ****** the ***** ***** itself *** areas ** ********* **** ******* **** ** ***** Protestant areas **** asSchleswig-HolsteinMecklenburgPomeraniaandEast Prussia ********* ************* ***** **** asThuringiaalso produced * ****** Nazi **** ***** *** ******* ** ************************ ******** loyal to ********* ********* theCommunist ***** of ********* *** CatholicCentre ***** ********* ******** a Nazi Party ********** *** *** ************** ******** **** ***** ** **** These rallies soon ****** ******* ******** ** Nazi ************ power *** attracted **** ******** The ****** strongest appeal was ** *** lower ***************** ******* public ******** teachers *** ***** ************** *** had ******** most **** *** inflation ** *** ***** so who ****** Bolshevism **** **** ******** else The small business class was ********* ** ******** ************ ***** ** ****** ****** *** ******** for its ******** problems University ******** ************ ** ***** *** ***** ** **** ****** ** *** War ** *********** *** ********* by the ****** ******* rhetoric also became a ****** **** ************ ** **** *** ***** *** ****** ************** party's nominal Deputy Leader wasRudolf **** *** ** *** no real power ** the party By *** ***** 1930s *** ****** leaders of *** ***** ***** ****** ************ HimmlerJoseph ****************** Göring Beneath *** Leadership Corps were *** ******* ******** ******* ************* **** ** **** ********* *** party ** **************** ******** ***** *** ascent through *** party ********* ************* ****************** ** 1926 Streicher wasGauleiterofFranconia ***** ** ********* *** *********** newspaperDer ******** ******* theGauleiterwere *********** officials ********************** *************************** ********* ********************* ********* **** *** a ******** ************ structure in ***** orders ****** **** *** *** *** ************* ******* *** ***** to ********* **** *** SA ******** **** ******** Being ******** largely ** ********** workers **** ** men took *** ****** socialist rhetoric ********* ** **** **** ********* *************** **** ********** fascists) *** the ******** ***** ******** **** ******* ********** *** party Nazi Party election poster **** ********** **** ************* *** ****** ******* and ********** ***** contested ********* ** the ******** ********** (theReichstag) *** ** *** ***** *********** (theLandtage) from **** ******** ** ***** **** ****** ******* *** "National-Socialist ******* Movement" ****** ** ** *** **** ** theDecember ************************* **** fell to *** ****** ***** ********* ******** similar ******* ******* ***** poor results *** ******* ********* relative ********* ********* *** prosperity ****** *** ***** 1920s *** **** Party ********* ** **** **** *** partly ******* ****** *** had ** ************** ability left *** party ************ ** *** **** ** *** ****************** Bouhler *** party ************** Xaver ********** business managerMax ***** *** ***** *** * ******* ********** **** inGregor Strasser who *** ******** ** ******** ************** ****** ** January **** These men **** *** ***** efficient *********** and ************** structures The party **** **** its ****** ** *** ******* ****** away ** ********** nationalist groups such as ********* ******** ******** Party(DNVP) ** Hitler ****** the ********** **** ** *** ****** ************ ***** ****** declined ** **** *************** ***** ********* *** Nazi ***** might never have **** ** power had ** *** **** for theGreat ************* *** ******* ** ******* ** 1930 *** ****** economy *** ***** with **** unemployment *** ********** business ******** The Social ********* *** ********** **** bitterly ******* *** unable ** ********* ** ********* ********* **** gave *** ***** their opportunity *** ******** ******* ******* *** ****** ** the ****** ********** *** ************* ********* **** **** ******** ** *** ********** At ************ 1930Reichstagelections *** ***** *** **** ** *** ***** *** ****** the ************** party ** theReichstagafter *** ****** ********* ****** ****** ** be * ****** ********* ********** pioneering *** *** of radio *** ******** *** **** purpose *** ********* of ******** and *** *********** ** ******** ** the party's propaganda chief were ***** ******* ***** ******** *** used his position ** ******* *** *** ******* ******* of ******** ********* Goebbels *** ******* ***** ** ****** and ****** **** ** ******* ******** ******** **** ********* ******* *** German ********* ********* by ********* *** *********** *********** ******* *** **** *** *** *** ******* *** ***** ** *** ***** *********** ** the discredited Social Democrats and *** ******* ***** ************** ******** ****** a **** minority ********** *** ********* of *** ********** ******* ** **** * ****** front the self-imposed ********* ** the Communists *** *** ********* decline of *** ******* *** ****** **** Hitler's ***** He *** **** to ** **** asde *********** of the ********** *** ********* ****** **** *** Nazi Party's coffers Some major business ******* **** asFritz Thyssen **** **** supporters *** **** ***************** **** Wall ****** ******* were allegedly involved[72]but many other businessmen **** ********** of *** ******* *********** ********** of *** Nazis and preferred ** ******* *** *********** conservative ******* ******************* ***** Donation ***** **** Free ***** ** Prussia *************** **** *** into **** Germany's political crisis ******** ****** *** *** ********* ******* the incumbentPaul *** Hindenburgin March 1932 ******* **** ** *** ***** ***** *** **** in *** ****** ******* ************ 49% *** *** ** *** *** ** *** ****** ******* and *** ******* ****** ******* **** *** *** and ********* ************** **** **** ****** **** other) ******* some ****** ****** ** combat ***** Paradoxically ******** *** ***** **** ***** *** **** instigators ** this ******** **** ** ******** appeal ** * ********** and *********** middle ***** was his ******* ** restore *** and ***** ***** ************ *** ****** **** ** ******** **** ******** *** was ***** *** **** *** ******* ******* ***** *** ****** ********* ******* ** his promises ** revive *** economy *** *********** ****** ** ******* ****** ********* *** ******** ********* of ************* ** **** Germany **** ********* On 24 ***** 1932 ******* ***** ** ******* electionsto ****************** ** **** ** the ***** *** *** ***** for the ******* ** July **** *** Prussian government *** ousted by * **** thePreussenschlag; * *** days ***** ** theJuly ************************ ***** **** ******* **** ******* polling **** *** becoming *** ******* ***** in ********** by a wide ****** *********** *** Nazis *** *** ********** ******* **** won *** ** *** **** and * ******** of ***** ***** **** ******* opposed *** *********** ********* ****** and ******* ***** **** ** support *** ******** this **** *** ********* of a ******** ********** ********** *** ****** *** **** ********** ********* ** decree UnderCominterndirectives the ********** maintained their ****** ** ******** *** Social ********* ** *** main ***** ******* **** "social ********* ******* *********** ********** ** *** ************** both *** ****** ********* *** *** ********** ******* **** ***** ** having facilitatedHitler's **** ** ******* ***** ************* to ************************* von *********** ************************ ** ******** hoping ** find * *** *** ** **** ******* The ********* ****** *** *** **** **** *** ***** *** the Communists ******* 50% ** *** **** ******* **** *** **** **** **** *** ***** ********* *************** more ******** than *** predecessor ******* ******* for *** Nazis had ****** ** **** ********** **** *** **** surge had ****** *** peak—possibly because *** ***** ** *** ********** *** passed ******** ******* some middle-class ****** *** supported ****** ** **** ** a ******* *** *** *** drawn **** **** *** ******** of ******** ******* him **** ***** The Nazis *********** *** ****** ** * ******* that **** **** ***** power ****** ***** ****** ****** Had *** other parties ****** this could **** **** ********* *** their **************** **** * united front ********** Papen his ************* *** Schleicherand *** *********** ***** ************* Hugenbergspent ******** *** ******* ** ********* ********* **** ********** ********* ********* ********** **** ** *** **** ** appoint ****** ** ***** ********** at *** **** ** * ******* including **** * ******** ** Nazi ministers—which he *** on ** ******* ************* *** consolidation Reichsparteitag(Nuremberg Rally): Nazi Party *********** Hitlerand SA-leaderErnst ***** ****** ********** Kampf ****** ******** ******** both ********* and ********** politics ** ****************** * ******** ** ******** **************** ******** as ***** afar-rightform of politics[76]When ***** in an ********* ** 1934 ******* the Nazis were ********** *********** ** ******* ** their ********* ****** ********* that ****** was *** *********** for *** class and ********* **** ** favoured neither *** **** *** *** right *** preserved ****** ******** **** both ******* ** ******** "From *** **** of bourgeois tradition ** takes ******** ******* *** **** *** materialism ** the Marxist dogma ****** ******** Socialism"[77]The votes **** the Nazis ******** in *** **** elections *********** *** **** Party as the ******* parliamentary faction of *** ****** Republic government Hitler *** appointed ************ ** Germanyon ** ******* ********************** ** ******** 1933 **** ****** a ******* *** *********** *** political ********* *** following *** ** ********* *** Reich's PresidentPaul *** ************ ***** **************** Decree ***** ********* mostcivil liberties *** ***** won **************** ******** ** * ***** 1933with *** ******* ** ***** but ****** ** *** ** ******** majority ***** the ******** hundreds ** ********* ** *** ******* ****** the party *** opportunistic reasons **** ** **** civil ******** *** ************ workers **** **** nicknamed the *********** ** ****** ************************ ** ****** ******** (German:Märzveilchen)[78]To protect *** ***** **** *** **** non-ideological turncoats *** **** ****** by *** ********* **** ************** ************* **** mistrust[79]the ***** ****** * freeze ** ********** that ******** ** ***** **** *** 1933 ** ********** ** ***** *** ********** ****** *********** *** ** **** which **** *** ******* the right ** enact laws ******* the ******* ** parliament In ****** **** **** ****** *********** ****** *** ********** ********* absolute power *** Nazis ****************************** ** **** ********* ****** unions *** ***** political ******* *** ********** their ********* ********* first ******* ***** ********** camps then *************** ********* ********** **** *********** *** ********************* ********* **** power **** Germany ******** virtual not ************************