Explain How Hitler Changed The Nazi Par
Explain How Hitler changed the Nazi Party after 1924
By Sidonega Subashan
During his time in Landsberg prison Hitler realised that his plan to take power in Germany had to change after the failure of the Munich Putsch. Therefore he decided he would win power legally by winning votes in elections so he decided to change the Nazi Party so it was well organised and so it would attract the German people. When the ban on the Nazi Party was lifted, Hitler decided to re-launch the party on 25th February 1925 in response to the poor electoral performance at the ‘Burgerbrau Keller (scene of the Munich Putch). Alongside the re-launch of the Nazi Party in 1925, Mein Kampf was published. Mein Kampf (My Struggle) was a mixture of autobiography and a vision for Germany, which also quickly became a best seller due to Hitler’s national fame. Also in 1925, Hitler set up a new party security group called the ‘Schutzstaffel’ (Protection Squad) or SS. At first the SS was run by Hitler’s personal chauffeur and bodyguard, Julius Schreck, and soon after by Heinrich Himmler, one of the most loyal supporters. The SS became famous and feared for their menacing black uniforms and the SS increased Hitler’s personal control of the Nazi Party. Hitler also has the support from Dr Joseph Goebbels who improved the Nazi Party’s propaganda. They wanted a simple message but used may ways to get it across. They blamed few people for Germany’s problems: the Jews, the communists and the moderate leaders of the Weimar Republic. They promoted Hitler as the voice of the Nazi Party and they used radios, films and gramophone records to keep Hitler in the public eyes.
By Sidonega Subashan
During his time in Landsberg prison Hitler realised that his plan to take power in Germany had to change after the failure of the Munich Putsch. Therefore he decided he would win power legally by winning votes in elections so he decided to change the Nazi Party so it was well organised and so it would attract the German people. When the ban on the Nazi Party was lifted, Hitler decided to re-launch the party on 25th February 1925 in response to the poor electoral performance at the ‘Burgerbrau Keller (scene of the Munich Putch). Alongside the re-launch of the Nazi Party in 1925, Mein Kampf was published. Mein Kampf (My Struggle) was a mixture of autobiography and a vision for Germany, which also quickly became a best seller due to Hitler’s national fame. Also in 1925, Hitler set up a new party security group called the ‘Schutzstaffel’ (Protection Squad) or SS. At first the SS was run by Hitler’s personal chauffeur and bodyguard, Julius Schreck, and soon after by Heinrich Himmler, one of the most loyal supporters. The SS became famous and feared for their menacing black uniforms and the SS increased Hitler’s personal control of the Nazi Party. Hitler also has the support from Dr Joseph Goebbels who improved the Nazi Party’s propaganda. They wanted a simple message but used may ways to get it across. They blamed few people for Germany’s problems: the Jews, the communists and the moderate leaders of the Weimar Republic. They promoted Hitler as the voice of the Nazi Party and they used radios, films and gramophone records to keep Hitler in the public eyes.