Hitler's Rise to Power, 1919-33
1. Study Interpretation 1 and Source A. Interpretation 1 is about Hitler's rise to power. How does Source A support Interpretation 1?
Interpretation 1: From Hitler’s Thirty Days to Power by H A Turner, published in 1996.
In January 1933, Hitler did not seize power: it was handed to him by the men who controlled Germany. The Nazi Party had suffered huge losses in the Reichstag elections of November 1932 and it was starting to fall apart by January 1933. Hindenburg began to mistrust Chancellor von Schleicher. Meanwhile, von Papen managed to overcome the elderly President Hindenburg’s doubts about Hitler and persuaded him to appoint Hitler as Chancellor. Hitler was supported by less than half the German population when he was appointed Chancellor by President Hindenburg. |
Source A: A cartoon called ‘The Temporary Triangle’ by the British political magazine Punch. It shows Hitler on the shoulders of President Hindenburg (on the left) and von Papen (on the right).
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