Reform of Government
A law is passed "for the prevention of the propogation of hereditary illness"
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A law is passed "for the prevention of the propogation of hereditary illness"
Sponsors hereditary health legislation authorising compulsory sterilisation under Nazi racial and eugenic policy.
A pact between France, Germany, Great Britain and Italy is signed
The Catholic Church agrees not to become involved in Germany if Catholicism is allowed
The concordat is formally signed
Signs the Reich Concordat with Cardinal Pacelli, regulating relations between Nazi Germany and the Holy See.
Appointed Chief of Staff
Publication of "Kampf gegen die Hochfinanz" ("The Fight against high finance"). Publication of "Die Juden" ("The Jews")
Publication of "Kampf gegen die Hochfinanz" ("The Fight against high finance"). Publication of "Die Juden" ("The Jews")
Publication of "Kampf gegen die Hochfinanz" ("The Fight against high finance"). Publication of "Die Juden" ("The Jews")
Publication of "Kampf gegen die Hochfinanz" ("The Fight against high finance"). Publication of "Die Juden" ("The Jews")
Marinus van der Lubbe, Ernst Torgler, Georgi Dimitrov, Blagoi Popov, and Vassil Tanev are indicted on charges of setting the Reichstag on fire
Publication of "Kampf gegen die Hochfinanz" ("The Fight against high finance"). Publication of "Die Juden" ("The Jews")
Publication of "Kampf gegen die Hochfinanz" ("The Fight against high finance"). Publication of "Die Juden" ("The Jews")
Marinus van der Lubbe, Ernst Torgler, Georgi Dimitrov, Blagoi Popov, and Vassil Tanev are indicted on charges of setting the Reichstag on fire
Appointed under-secretary at the Ministry of Economics, disappointing Feder who had hoped for a much higher position
Directs SOS Eisberg, a German adventure film shot in Greenland.
Establishes the Reich Chamber of Culture to control writers, artists, musicians, theatre, press, radio and film.
Promotes the Reich Hereditary Farm Law, tying Nazi rural policy to race, landholding and peasant ideology.
Appointed Bishop of the Reich
The Reichs Chamber of Culture is founded under the new Minister of Propaganda
The Reichs Chamber of Culture is founded under the new Minister of Propaganda
Ludwig Muller is appointed Bishop of the Reich
Ludwig Muller becomes Bishop of the Reich
The Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler (SS-LAH) becomes Adolf Hitler's personal Bodyguard Regiment ("Leibstandarte" being the German word for "bodyguard")
The Reichs Chamber of Culture is founded under the new Minister of Propaganda. All manuscripts need to be submitted to the ministry before publication
Appointed Adjutant General
Transferred into the air force, at that time a defensive force
Jodl is promoted to Lieutenant Colonel while serving in the Truppenamt.
Founds & leads new German Nationalist political Party in Czech
Withdraws Germany from disarmament talks and the League.
Announces Germany's withdrawal from the League of Nations and the Geneva Disarmament Conference.
Germany leaves the League of Nations, because it cannot fully rearm
Advises Hitler to withdraw from the League of Nations
Handles the diplomatic consequences as Germany leaves the League of Nations and the disarmament negotiations.
Appointed Major
Freikorps leaders symbolically gave their old Battle flags to Hitler's Sturmabteilung and Schutzstaffel in a huge ceremony
Holds a one-party Reichstag election and referendum after opposition parties have been destroyed or forced to dissolve.
Directs propaganda for the referendum endorsing withdrawal from the League of Nations and the one-party Reichstag election.
Consolidates his control of the Prussian police apparatus after months of emergency arrests and political repression.
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