Which was passed following his installation as Chancellor which itself followed the Nazis winning two elections in a row. The plan was to win elections and then hijack the democracy to remain in permanent power, which is what happened.
They were, twice.They weren’t voted in
Going around in circles here. He entered power through legal means and then shut the door once he got it.They had less votes than the other parties combined and nobody would go into a coalition with them , hindenburg appointed hitler chancellor because of pressure from people around him in an attempt to control him.
Not because they won an election
Going around in circles here. He entered power through legal means and then shut the door once he got it.
They won elections once in power through violence and intimidation , they were never voted into power freely by the German people before 1933 , he entered power by passing the enabling act meaning laws could be passed without the reichstags approval
Night of the long knives was a purge on all hitlers opponents during 1933
I must have watched a million hours of nazi footage
They won a plurality in two free elections before the seizure of power and were not the only party with paramilitaries at the time either. You're talking to someone just as into itThey won elections once in power through violence and intimidation , they were never voted into power freely by the German people before 1933 , he entered power by passing the enabling act meaning laws could be passed without the reichstags approval
Night of the long knives was a purge on all hitlers opponents during 1933
I must have watched a million hours of nazi footage
I actually got the year wrong it was 1934 , but yes I become engrossed in historical documentaries and find myself watching hours upon hours of film about things that interest me , nazi history is always a fascinating watchI actually find that stuff interesting. No joke, the other night I watched one with Warwick Davies and a family of dwarves in Romania who ended up in the camps
They won a plurality in two free elections before the seizure of power and were not the only party with paramilitaries at the time either. You're talking to someone just as into it
There was no military or armed coup that got them into power, they got it legally.
His party won two free elections, he personally was not elected leader and that wasn't the claimDid the German people vote adolf hitler into power before the enabling act , yes or no
His party won two free elections, he personally was not elected leader and that wasn't the claim
He gained power legally after his party won 2 free elections. He would not have been made Chancellor without the ability to gridlock the Reichstag through having the most seats. After that and being made Chancellor yes that was the sequence of events, but even then contemporaries still assumed that the democracy was safe and he wouldn't go on to establish a dictatorship.OK il answer for you , no adolf hitler was never voted into power by the German people before the enabling act .. the nazi party intimidated opposition and didn't allow others such as the communists to vote for or against the act and it was passed .. once hitler came to power because nobody could oppose it they won elections because they intimidated and killed opposition
He gained power legally after his party won 2 free elections. He would not have been made Chancellor without the ability to gridlock the Reichstag through having the most seats. After that and being made Chancellor yes that was the sequence of events, but even then contemporaries still assumed that the democracy was safe and he wouldn't go on to establish a dictatorship.
His plan was always to win power legally and then hijack the democracy afterwards. That's just objectively what happened and almost 100 years on, a neo Nazi party has done something similar to his 1930 result.
Well he won, but he also didn't.He gained power legally after his party won 2 free elections. He would not have been made Chancellor without the ability to gridlock the Reichstag through having the most seats. After that and being made Chancellor yes that was the sequence of events, but even then contemporaries still assumed that the democracy was safe and he wouldn't go on to establish a dictatorship.
His plan was always to win power legally and then hijack the democracy afterwards. That's just objectively what happened and almost 100 years on, a neo Nazi party has done something similar to his 1930 result.
This is going around in circles missing multiple points and is getting tedious considering this is a football forum.Well he won, but he also didn't.
Although he won the most votes, it wasn't an overall majority so that didn't give him enough overall control to run the country. To do that he had to be offered the Chancellorship, which he then used to dismantle democracy.
And during those elections his thugs were most definitely intimidating and beating people so you can argue he won them through violence.
No wonder you are always so chirpy on here.They won elections once in power through violence and intimidation , they were never voted into power freely by the German people before 1933 , he entered power by passing the enabling act meaning laws could be passed without the reichstags approval
I must have watched a million hours of nazi footage
I know it's just a small sidenote, but I always wondered what Eva Braun saw in him.Well it seems you can't agree how he came to power. Can we all agree that once he gained control, that he wasn't squeaky clean?
I believe the most interesting thing about Eva Braun was actually how uninteresting she was...interesting, eh?I know it's just a small sidenote, but I always wondered what Eva Braun saw in him.
He wasn't an attractive man, was short and only had one testicle.
Always seemed just a tad bit angry too, like most artists.
If you are so sure why don't you put money on Trump cancelling elections in the US.The Nazi rise to power was achieved not by brute force but by winning an election. Funnily enough Hitler did not campaign on removing democratic rights or concentrating all of the executive power in one man but it was always the plan.
Just as a certain individual in the US is now hijacking democracy after winning an election.
I know it's just a small sidenote, but I always wondered what Eva Braun saw in him.
He wasn't an attractive man, was short and only had one testicle.
Always seemed just a tad bit angry too, like most artists.
Another oneCar smashes crowd of pedestrians in Mannheim - 'at least one dead'
One person was seen lying under a tarpaulin on site, according to German media. It was unclear whether they were injured or had been killed by the carmol.im
Them driverless ones no doubtPesky fucking cars.
301 days since a post about coventry city.The answers are fairly obvious.
Really?The answers are fairly obvious.
The answers are fairly obvious.
And potential perpetrators?If the perpetrators aren't there in the first place, they can't get up to vehicle/knife attacks on innocent civilians.
Shooting yourself in the mouth with a blank gun is like something out of Four Lions.The man has previous convictions, according to Schüssler, including one for drunk driving. He was also convicted of a hate speech-related crime in 2018 after he commented on a picture on Facebook, in what was adjudged to have been a politically motivated right-wing crime.
The suspected perpetrator was taken to hospital after shooting himself in the mouth with a blank gun, according to investigators. He is currently being treated and is in a stable condition.
So you’re proposing deportation for domestic right-wing extremists?If the perpetrators aren't there in the first place, they can't get up to vehicle/knife attacks on innocent civilians.
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