Development of Nazism

By Kelsi Anderson, Zari Basden

Treaty of Versailles
Article 231 War Guilt Clause
Territorial changes
Large war reparations
Renounced colonial holds
Limited Germanys military force
Humiliated the German people
Weimar Republic
Social and civil unrest
1919 - Spartacist Revolt
1920 - Kapp Putsch
1923 - Beer Hall Putsch
Dolchstosslegende
Stab-in-the-back legend
Political and social chaos
Benito Mussolini
Italian Socialist Party
National Fascist Party
1922 - March on Rome
One-party dictatorship
Founder of Fascism

Great Depression in Germany
Debt deflation
6 million unemployed
Food shortages
Malnutrition and starvation
Radical party support
Adolf Hitler
Runner in World War One

German Nationalist

Joins the DAP

German Workers Party (DAP)
German: Deutsche Arbeiterpartei
Anton Drexler,Gottfried Feder and Dietrich
Eckart
Pan-Germanism
Nationalism
Antisemitism
Nazi Party
Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei
National Socialist German Workers Party
Adopts the swastika
Twenty-Five Points
1921- Hitler named Fuhrer
Nazi Platform
Greater German reich
Rejection of the Treaty of Versailles
Lebensraum
Citizenship determined by race
Jews denied rights and citizenship
Reconstruction of the national educational
system
Differences of Platform
Fascism
anti-democracy
State is absolute and
totalitarian
State interest above
individuals
Citizens must adhere
Nazism
Racist and antisemitic
Aryan race is superior
to all other races
Government must
actively promote the
perfect race
Great Gatsby
Tom Buchanans book,The Rise of the Colored
Empires
o Includes racist, white-supremacist attitudes
and ideas relating to Nazi ideology