out mass murdering and other means to try to get rid of the party.
But in the end all who were convicted was the one who committed the crime Van
3. The Enabling law was an alteration of the constitution, it gave the
government the power for 4 years to enact laws without the cooperation of the
Reichstag it stated that this power should include the tight to deviate from
the constitution and treaties with foreign governments and drafted by the
chancellor. All it did was it got rid of the necessity of a parliamentary
4. Hitler got rid of the S.A because of them instating on a second revolution
demanding on a wider revolution and not accepting that the revolution has
ended. The S.A was creating unneeded problems and threatening Hitler's
positions without the Army that he had to choose between. It did pay off
because it got rid of an opposing force in the party and it made Hitler seem
more acceptable to his loyalty to the Army and his rigid SS.
1. The lost colonies: - the colonies that were lost after WWI that included
Austria and Poland, the sudaten speaking people who Hitler believed belonged
2. Herrenvolk: - Hitler's new Empire that he wished to build out of Eastern
3. Lebebsraum: - a general foreign policy to accommodate living room for the
4. Anschluss: - Hitler's plan to an advance to the threshold of the Balkans.
5. Reich Defense laws: - placed Schacht in charge of economic preparations
for war and put the army under Hitler's direct command as supreme commander.
6. Rome Berlin Axis: - a pact between Italy and Germany since they had the
same interest against the U.K and other foreign policy.
7. Anti-Comintern Pact: originally between Japan and Germany it was a pact to
fight against communism, Russia, more people joined the pact.
8. The Dollfuss affair: a coup de tae against the Dollfuss monarchy of
Austria by the Austrian Nazis, it made Hitler look bad when it failed but he
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