Wednesday, 20 July 2011

Hitler Rise to Power


Date of Election

Jan 1919

Jun 1920

May 1924

Dec 1924

May 1928

Sep 1930

Jul 1932

Nov 1932

Mar 1933

SPD Social Democrats

165

102

100

131

153

143

133

121

120

Communists KPD/USPD

22

88

62

45

54

77

89

101

81

Centre Party (Catholics)

91

64

65

69

62

68

75

70

74

DDP (Democrats)

75

39

28

32

25

20

4

2

5

Right-wing parties (BVP/ DVP/DNVP)

63

157

156

174

134

90

66

83

72

NSDAP (Nazis)

 

 

32

14

12

107

230

196

288

Others

7

9

29

29

51

72

11

12

7

Total Deputies

423

459

472

493

491

577

608

584

647

    




Source From GOOGLE:)

Re-organising the Party 

In this period, however, Hitler set about reorganising the Party.   He put in place many of the things which helped it take power after 1928:
  
      He reduced the number of Stormtroopers (SA) and set up the SS, a personal bodyguard fanatically loyal to himself.
      He set up a network of local parties.   He merged with other right-wing parties, then took them over.
      He set up the Hitler Youth, which attracted young people to the party.
      He put Josef Goebbels in charge of propaganda.Goebbels and Hitler believed that the best way to get the support of the masses was by appealing to their feelings rather than by argument.   They waged a propaganda campaign using posters, leaflets, radio and film, and organised rallies.
      He cultivated the support of wealthy businessmen promising them that, if he came to power, he would destroy Communism and the Trade Unions.This gave him the finance to run his campaigns.

  


Source G

This Nazi poster c.1927 reads ‘Despite the Ban, not dead’.   This poster was drawn by "Mjölnir," (real name was Hans Schweitzer) who set new standards for Nazi publicity.
 

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