How did Hitler reconstruct Germany and how did he rise to power Explain hitlers view about the world(in60-70 words) - Social Science - Nazism and the Rise of Hitler

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How did Hitler reconstruct Germany and how did he rise to
power?Explain hitlers view about the world(in60-70 words)

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Hitler’s Rise to Power
1889: Hitler was born in Austria
1919: He joined a small group called the German Worker’s
Party; he later took over
the organization and renamed it as the National Socialist
German Workers Party
(popularly known as the Nazi party)
By 1932, the Nazi party had become the largest party with 37
%votes in the Reichstagthe German parliament
Hitler promised to build a strong nation, undo the injustice
of the Versailles treaty,
restore the dignity of the German people, provide employment
and resist all foreign
conspiracies and influences
The red banners with the Swastika, the Nazi salute and the
ritualized rounds of applause
after the speeches demonstrated the support for Hitler
hitler reconstruct germany with pure aryans:_
1 he wanted only pure aryans in his country , so that he started
eliminating all the other undesirables
2 He also eliminates abnormal or unhealthy aryans
3 Jews have to face the final solution as they are not nordic
aryans
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National Socialism represented much more than a political
movement Nazi leaders who came
to power in January 1933 desired more than to gain political
authority, to revise the Versailles
Treaty, and to regain and expand upon those lands lost after a
humiliating defeat
in World War I They also wanted to change the cultural
landscape: to return the country to traditional
“German” and “Nordic” values, to excise or
circumscribe Jewish, “foreign,” and
“degenerate” influences, and to shape a racial
community (“Volksgemeinschaft”) which aligned
with Nazi ideals
These ideals were at times contradictory: National Socialism was
at once modern and anti-modern; it was dynamic and utopian, and yet
often hearkened back to an idyllic and romanticized German past In
certain elements, Nazi cultural principles were consistent: they
stressed family, race, and Volk as the highest
representations of German values They rejected materialism,
cosmopolitanism, and “bourgeois intellectualism,”
instead promoting the “German” virtues of loyalty,
struggle, self-sacrifice, and discipline Nazi cultural values also
placed great importance on Germans ' harmony with their native soil
(Heimat) and with nature, and emphasized the elevation of
the Volk and nation above its individual members
In Nazi Germany, a chief role of culture was to disseminate the
Nazi world view One of the first tasks Nazi leaders undertook upon
their ascension to power in early 1933 was a synchronization
(Gleichschaltung) of all professional and social
organizations with Nazi
ideology and policy The arts and cultural organizations were
not exempt from this effort Joseph Goebbels, the Minister for
Popular Enlightenment and Propaganda, immediately strove to bring
the artistic and cultural communities in line with Nazi goals The
government purged cultural organizations of Jews and others alleged
to be politically or artistically suspect
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How did Hitler reconstruct Germany and how did he rise to power?Explain hitlers view about the world(in60-70 words)