Question

Dolf Hitler was the fascist dictator of Nazi Germany in the years following World War I. How did Hitler rise to, and maintain, his fascist power?

Question 3 options:

After taking over the Nazi Party, Hitler was appointed chancellor of Germany, later naming himself Führer and maintaining control of Germany by eliminating any opposition with a secret police force or sending resisting citizens to Concentration Camps.


Hitler encouraged Germans to embrace the Treaty of Versailles and worked to create ways to include a variety of cultural perspectives into Germany's new government.


Hitler forcefully took over the German government and established several branches of parliament to accommodate opposing views.

Answer 1

Hitler was a war veteran of World War 1 and he did some good deeds (saving fellow soldiers), he maintained his facist power by spreading propaganda with lies and he had a lot of people working for him, influencing others to do so too. He also had his opponents murdered or assassinated so others who disagreed with him would be scared and support him instead. It all started when President (or Field Marshal) Von Hindenburg made him the chancellor of Germany. The Reichstag fire decree gave Hitler more power and after that he completely toppled Hindenburg's government.

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