Election
Elections yield 33.1% for the Nazis, dropping 2 million voters, Franz von Papen steps down, and is succeeded by General Kurt von Schleicher as Reichskanzler
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Elections yield 33.1% for the Nazis, dropping 2 million voters, Franz von Papen steps down, and is succeeded by General Kurt von Schleicher as Reichskanzler
Unable to win a majority in the Reichstag
Elections yield 33.1% for the Nazis, dropping 2 million voters, Franz von Papen steps down, and is succeeded by General Kurt von Schleicher as Reichskanzler
Hindenburg urges Papens resignation
The KPD wins 100 deputies
Schleicher hopes to attain a majority in the Reichstag by forming a so-called Querfront, meaning "cross-front," whereby he would unify Germany's fractious special interests around a non-parliamentary, authoritarian but participatory regime. Appointed Chancellor of Germany
The Nazis lose 40% of their vote, it looks as though they cannot be voted into power
Schleicher hopes to attain a majority in the Reichstag by forming a so-called Querfront, meaning "cross-front," whereby he would unify Germany's fractious special interests around a non-parliamentary, authoritarian but participatory regime
Resigns after Schleicher deserts Papen because of his reactionary policies. Papen resigns after a failure to pass his plans for a "new state"
Deserts Papen & asks for Hindenburg to force his resignation
At the Conference in Lausanne the major powers acknowledge Germany's equal rights in (re)armament
Receives the Nobel Prize in Physics while serving as professor at Leipzig University.
Captain Konrad Patzig, is named chief of the Abwehr, despite the fact that it was staffed largely by Army officers
Forms the "Cabinet of Barons", 4 Barons & a Count without majority Reichstag support
Von Papen is closely associated with the industrialist and land-owning classes and pursued an extreme Conservative policy along Hindenburgs lines. Uses Schleichers list which includes 5 members of the nobility. Hindenburg tells Papen to form a Government "above parties". Appointed Chancellor of Germany
Tries to split the NAZIs by appointing Strasser as his Vice Chancellor
Appointed Commander of Group I in Berlin
Appointed Commander of the 2nd Battalion of the 2nd Infantry Regiment
Declares martial law ending the resistance of the left & overthrowing democracy
Death of Eduard Bernstein
Appointed Deputy Fuhrer to Hitler
Demands equality of rights in disarmament negotiations.
Marcuse published an influential interpretation of Marx's newly available economic and philosophical manuscripts of 1844.
Organizes Hitler's campaigns for the Presidency & for Nazi seats in the Reichstag
Cannot win a majority & demands to be Chancellor of a Presidential Government
The KPD wins 100 deputies. The "social fascism" policy scuttles any possibility of a united front with the SPD against the rising power of the Nazis. In the presidential elections Th„lmann takes 13.2% of the vote, compared to Hitler's 30.1%
Appointed Cabinet Minister in Papens "Cabinet of Barons"
Marcuse published Hegels Ontology and the Theory of Historicity, an important study of Hegelian philosophy.
Identifies methane and ammonia absorption in spectra of Jupiter and other giant planets.
Manstein took command of a Jäger battalion in the 4th Infantry Regiment at Kolberg. The appointment expanded his direct command experience following years in army staff positions.
Publication of "Kleiner Mann, Was Nun?"
Appointed Lieutenant Colonel
Declares martial law ending the resistance of the left & overthrowing democracy
Appointed Minister of Finance, 1st term
Receives the Nobel Prize in Physics for creating quantum mechanics and applying the theory to the allotropic forms of hydrogen.
Hindenburg offers Hitler the Chancellorship under certain preconditions
Jaspers publishes the three-volume work Philosophy.
Appointed President of the Reichstag after the Nazis become the largest Party
Appointed President of Germany, 2nd term
Develops a nuclear model treating protons and neutrons as the principal constituents of atomic nuclei.
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