Alliance Adolf Hitler and Franz von Papen
Meets Papen at von Schroeders home. It is agreed Papen will ask Hindenburg to make Hitler Chancellor
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Meets Papen at von Schroeders home. It is agreed Papen will ask Hindenburg to make Hitler Chancellor
Hitler & Papen meet in the House of the banker Schroder to form a joint Government
Meets Papen at von Schroeders home. It is agreed Papen will ask Hindenburg to make Hitler Chancellor
Meets Hitler at von Schroeders home. It is agreed Papen will ask Hindenburg to make Hitler Chancellor
Gains the support of Oscar von Hindenburg who agrees to appoint Hitler Chancellor
Appoints Adolf Hitler Chancellor at the head of a Nazi DNVP coalition, ending the last Weimar attempt to contain the Nazi movement through conservative cabinet politics.
Becomes Chancellor after Hindenburg appoints him to lead a coalition cabinet with Nazi and German Nationalist ministers.
Enters Hitler's first cabinet as Reich Interior Minister, giving the Nazis direct influence over internal administration and police policy.
Receives a cabinet post and gains increasing authority in Prussia, allowing Nazi control over Germany's largest police apparatus.
Represents the German Nationalist coalition partners in Hitler's first cabinet as Minister of Economics and Agriculture.
Joins Hitler's cabinet as Vice Chancellor, believing conservative ministers can control the new Chancellor from inside the Government.
Hindenburg asks Hitler to form a Government
The "National Revolution" is followed by a "Lawful Revolution". The Government rules by Presidential decree as a coalition of "National accord"
Calls for a Rechstag election for 5th March
As Vice Chancellor believes he can contain Hitler & use him to gain supreme power
Appointed Minister of Communications
Appointed Minister of Economics
Appointed Minister of the Interior
Appointed Minister of Justice
Appointed Minister of Labour
Appointed Minister President for Prussia
Blomberg becomes one of Hitler's most devoted followers, and as such is nicknamed "Rubber Lion" by some of his critics in the army who were less than enthusiastic about Hitler
Blomberg becomes one of Hitler's most devoted followers, and as such is nicknamed "Rubber Lion" by some of his critics in the army who were less than enthusiastic about Hitler. Appointed Minister of Defence
Appointed Minister of Defence
Appointed Vice Chancellor
Dissolves the Reichstag & calls an election
Dissolves the Reichstag & calls an election
Asked by Hindenburg to head a Harzburg coalition of the NSDAP & Hugenberg Nationalists
Appoints Hitler as Chancellor
Der Angriff appears as the "Daily Newspaper of the German Labor Front" from the Eher Press, with Goebbels remaining publisher
Appointed Colonel
Dissolves the Reichstag after Hitler requests a new election intended to strengthen the Nazi-led coalition.
Uses the new Reichstag election campaign to present the Nazi movement as the force of national renewal and anti-communist order.
A 2nd internalional conference on disarmament ends without results, It tries to limit the army sizes of the major powers, while Germany is entitled to 200,000, Germany leaves the conference because a plan postpones the limitations for 4 years
Constitutional rights are suspended by decree, "to protect the German people"
Constitutional rights are suspended by decree, "to protect the German people"
Signs a decree restricting press freedom and public meetings, giving the Government more power over election campaigning.
Constitutional rights are suspended by decree, "to protect the German people"
Business leaders meet at the Presidents Palace & agree to financially support Hitler
Helps agree to an election fund of 3 million Reichsmarks from leading industrialists. Business leaders meet at Goerings Presidents Palace & agree to finance Hitler
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