How did Hitler transform Germany between the years 1933 36
How did Hitler transform Germany the years 1933-1936? This essay is going to focus on the first three years, 1933 until 1936 when Hitler and his N. ... P succeeded throughout a legal way to transform Germany into a totalitarian state which later started another world war. I have divided the essay up in political, economic, social and military topics and have mainly focused on the political transformation of Germany and not focusing on the persecution of Jews. After gaining full political power in 1933, Hitler carried out a centralization act. ... P Hitler gained full political by seizing opportunities such as the Reichstag fire and by successfully manipulating the aging Reich President Paul von Hindenburg to sign the Enabling Act. ... They Nazis also made an attempt to make Germany economically self -sufficient, which partly failed. ... In 1935 Hitler reintroduced conscription, which was against the treaty of Versailles. Political When Hitler was appointed chancellor in 1933 the cabinet he was head of only consisted of 3 Nazis including himself in a cabinet of 11 people. ... Many nationalists including vice Chancellor Franz von Papen thought that they would gain from having Hitler as chancellor. Papen said to one of his political college: "Within two months we will have pushed Hitler so far in the corner that hell squeak," History would prove him wrong. The most important thing on Hitler’s agenda at the early stages of his mandate was to secure his and the N. ... In the Reichstag elections in March 1933 the Nazis got 288 seats in the Reichstag , but they didn’t receive majority. ... It’s was important for Hitler to have the support of the president. He had the supreme power, he could declare martial law but he could also give Hitler emergency power. When Hitler became chancellor Hindenburg promised the vice chancellor Franz von Papen that he would only met Hitler when he was with von Papen. It was known by many that Hindenburg didn’t like Hitler. But somehow Hitler managed trough manipulation to convince the old man Hindenburg to sign several papers that would give Hitler emergency powers. On the 27th of February 1933 the Reichstag was burnt down. ... Van der Lubbe was a communist and nazi propaganda immediately blamed the communists in Germany (KPD) for planning a take over. Hitler referred to them as ”anti democratic” After the events with the Reichstag fire Hitler convinced Hindenburg to sign a decree (Decree for the Protection of the People and the State) that would limit a persons civil rights 4.