“And so it had all come to this. Did all this happen only so that a gang of wretched criminals could lay hands on the fatherland? Hatred grew in me, hatred for those responsible for this deed.”
The words are those of Adolf Hitler; the deed – Germany’s surrender in the First World War, and the wretched criminals – the politicians who had meekly accepted 
the surrender and the defeat of Germany.
Read about Hitler’s experience as a soldier during World War One, the Nazi Party’s climb to power, the elimination of opponents and the Weimar constitution.
Learn about life in Nazi Germany, for women, the family, the Jews, and the use of state control, propaganda and security. See how Hitler manipulated foreign policy to achieve his aims, and how he brought the world into war.
This, in an hour, is Nazi Germany…
- The German Revolution – The End of the Second Reich
- The Weimar Republic – A republic is born
- The Treaty of Versailles: “An armistice for twenty years.”
- DAP: Member 555
- NSDAP: Nationalism and socialism under one roof
- Adolf Hitler – the Corporal
- The Nazi manifesto – A thousand years
- The Munich Putsch: “The national revolution has begun”
- Mein Kampf – “Lies, Stupidity and Cowardice.”
- The Ruhr – An economic downturn
- The Great Depression – The Crash
- Nazi elections: “He can lick stamps with my head on them.”
- Hitler becomes Chancellor – “A God-given signal.”
- The Enabling Act: “Fanatics, hooligans and eccentrics have got the upper hand.”
- The first anti-Jew laws: ‘Non-citizens.’
- Night of the Long Knives: “The Fuhrer’s soldierly decision and exemplary courage.”
- The Fuhrer – 99% approval
- Nazi Germany and the economy – ”Guns will make us strong; butter will make us fat.”
- State control – Guilty before innocent
- The family: “I detest women who dabble in politics.”
- Propaganda: “Where they burn books, they will also ultimately burn people.”
- The 1936 Olympics
- The Jews – Judenfrei.
- Kristallnacht – The Night of Broken Glass
- Foreign policy – “Germany will of its own accord never break the peace.”
- The Rhineland – “We have no territorial claims to make in Europe.”
- The Spanish Civil War – “Germany’s destiny for good or bad.”
- Anschluss: “I can strongly recommend the Gestapo to one and all.”
- The Sudetenland: “The last major problem to be solved.”
- Czechoslovakia – “That senile old rascal.”
- Poland – Guaranteed
- The eve of war
- Germany’s War 1939 – “This country is at war with Germany.”
- Germany’s War 1940 to 1941
- Germany’s War 1942 to 1945
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