VJ Day
The "Joy of Victory" celebrations take place
Explore 333 historical events and records for Germany in 1933.
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The "Joy of Victory" celebrations take place
Trades Union leaders are put in concentration camps
The Nazis suppress German trades unions
Dissolves the Trades Unions, their leaders are put in concentration camps
Takes a leading role as SA and police occupy trade union offices, seize funds and arrest union leaders.
Bonfires are started with proscribed books of anti-Nazi writers
Addresses the Berlin book burning, where works by Jewish, liberal, socialist and anti-Nazi writers are publicly destroyed.
Bonfires are started with proscribed books of anti-Nazi writers
Forms the German Labour Front to replace independent trade unions with a Nazi-controlled labour organisation.
Decadent books are burnt in a purge by the Nazis
Tollers books are burnt as part of a Nazi purge of decadent literature
Gives a Reichstag speech claiming Germany seeks peace while demanding equality of rights in armaments.
The Nazis win elections in Danzig
Accuses Muller of abandoning the legal basis of the Protestant church
Appointed Prime Minister of Prussia
Hitler visits Hindenburg where Blomberg threatens to crush the SA with the Army
Frick dissolves the Social Democratic Party as "subversive & inimical to the state"
Bans the Social Democratic Party, removing the last major organised parliamentary opposition to Nazi rule.
Frick dissolves the Social Democratic Party as "subversive & inimical to the state"
Resigns from the cabinet as the German Nationalist partners lose leverage inside the Nazi-dominated Government.
Resigns from the Government
Rounds up SA leaders in Munich & arrests them
Policy change of the "National revolution" combining Nationalism & Socialism
1st propaganda leaflet drop over Austria, denouncing Dollfuss
The Catholic Bavarian Peoples Party announces its dissolution
The German National Party announces its dissolution
The German National Party announces its dissolution
The Peoples Party announces its dissolution
The Centre Party announces its dissolution
Accepts the dissolution of the Centre Party after pressure from the Nazi regime and negotiations around the Reich Concordat.
The Centre Party announces its dissolution
Papen & Cardinal Pacelli sign the German concordat with Rome
Papen & Cardinal Pacelli sign the German concordat with Rome
Papen & Cardinal Pacelli sign the German concordat with Rome
The world learns of the concordat signed between Germany & the Holy See
The National Socialist German Workers Party becomes the only political party
Dismisses all members of the Cabinet who are not Nazi sympathisers
The National Socialist German Workers Party becomes the only political party
Approves the Law Against the Formation of New Parties, making the NSDAP Germany's only legal political party.
The NSDAP becomes the political party allowed in Germany
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