Adolf Hitler's rise to power in Germany 1935

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Adolf Hitler's rise to power in Germany 1935

Skillfulness at making deals with politicians

Hitler was a good political strategist who took the right chance to seize power slowly

In 1930 elections, Nazis get 18 percent of votes In 1932 elections, Nazix get 37.3 percent of votes

Exploitation of the fears of communism

Many soon felt that Nazis could restore order in Germany

Hitler used his own army agasinst communist

Economic uncertainty and fight broke out between police and communist

With the SA, Hitler could compete with the Communists for Germans votes in the coming election.

This gave him access to financial backing which Hitler build up his own private arm, S.A (Sturmabteilung)

Hitler gave vague promises of help to farmers and businessmen

Many people afraid of communist taking over the country

leadership abilities

Reorganisation of Nazi Party

Usage of Propaganda which portrayed Nazis as strong part united

Establishing of Stormtroopers (SA) and Defence Corps (SS

Increased part menbership by establishing local Nazi parties

leadership abilities

Nazi ideology

It was renamed as the “National Socialist Workers Party” (NSDAP)

NSDAP became seen as the only right wing party that could compete with the left-wing parties like the Communist Party

Hitler became popular because of the promises and ideology he presented to the people

Hitler became the leader of a small political party, German Workers’ Party, in 1920

Charisma and oratorical skills

Knew the concerns of people and addressed their concerns

promised to bring back order to Germany and made it great again

gifted for public speaking and could talk for hours, entralling his audience

Excellent speaker and communicator with strong belief in himself