Hitlers Rise to Power

uggle). It contained all Hitler's insights into the war, who was to blame for everything and his ideas on what Germany needed to do about this. He mainly blamed Jews, Communist and the "November Criminals". He also explained a lot about the "Fuhrer Principle" which said that Germany must be ruled by a single, strong leader who had to have great power. Also as Germans were the master race, they needed to be pure and to do that they should not breed with foreigners. And finally, "Lebensraum" or Living Space would be needed for the country – this would be taken from Poland and Russia.
             The uprising had failed. Hitler had time in jail to rethink his policies and ideas this made Hitler realise that Nazis could not take control in Germany by armed revolution:
             "We shall hold our noses and enter the Reichstag."
             Therefore the new Nazi Party Organization in interlinked to the Munich Putsch.
             Hitler revived the hatred of the Treaty of Versailles, Great Britain and France7 This built up the revenge factor and he used his ideas from "Mein Kampf" to build up the revenge factor even more. Within the Nazi Party, a very promising man called Josef Goebbels was in charge of propaganda within the party. Goebbels built a "Superman" or "New Kaiser" out of Hitler. This appealed to many people as the instinct to have one sole strong leader was built into the German people. A combination of policies including the most famous, "Work and Bread", was promised to the unemployed, made up by Goebbels struck home and great dev
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