Chancellor of Germany

Nazi germany is a good example of a government who ignored the limits on their power. Adolf Hitler was appointed chancellor(Head of Government) of Germany on January 30, 1933. On August 2, 1934 the president(Head of State) of Germany died. A law that was made the previous day said that if the president died all of his power would go to the Chancellor. Because of this Hitler became the Chancellor as well as the President of Germany. With Hitler running about everything Germany became a…

For the purpose of this essay it is necessary to compare the similarities and the differences between the two choose European states. The states that will be discussed are Britain and Germany. It is also essential to look at the causes and the root of the Great Depression. It is important to know the state of the countries before the Great Depression in order to learn why they seemed to experience such a detrimental effect. Finally, this essay will look at the lasting effects of the Great…

temporarily blind in a military hospital when Germany surrendered 1918. During his time as a military intelligence officer, he observed the activities of the German…

was the leader of the Nazi party and was appointed chancellor of Germany in 1933 to begin his twelve year reign of terror. Hitler began his reign by being appointed chancellor. He then took advantage of things to control more affecting everyone in different ways, but the worst for the “undesirables”. Hitler was appointed chancellor by Paul von Hindenburg. “Earlier that day the President of Germany, Paul von Hindenburg had appointed Hitler chancellor (similar to prime minister).” (Smith, 15)…

48) As World War I erupted, European powers balances had shifted, along with Germany instigating the territorial take over of the major European powers of both France and Russia. Hence Germany’s supreme involvement in the War, it had been agreed that Germany was the leading cause of World War I. (Simkin 2) In 1919, World War I had ceased with the resolution of The Treaty of Versailles, though, the Treaty had punished Germany, leaving the country with high debt, minimal rights, and being held…

infiltrate the political minds of Germany. Hitler’s first opportunity was in the Presidential Election of 1932 against Paul von Hindenburg. Unfortunately Hitler did not win the presidency, but this was not a total lost for him. The election revealed to Hitler that he was in fact very well received and liked by the majority of Germans, it also revealed the popularity and growth of the Nazi party. Hitler’s break through opportunity came when he was appointed as Reich Chancellor. Franz von Papen…

The setting of the text In My Hands: A Holocaust Rescuer by Irene Gut Opdyke with Jennifer Armstrong changes constantly and many years pass. Overall, she was in the countries: Poland, the Soviet Union, Russia, and Germany. This book was spread out for most of Irene’s life before and during the war. To begin, as a child Irene lived in many different cities in Poland. The first town Irene lived in was a little town called Kozienice. Irene obtained fame in the village when she almost fell into…

and later a huge impact the rest of the world. On this day, Adolf Hitler was announced chancellor of Germany. Once in power everything seemed fine for a few hours or so. Paul von Hindenburg the current President of Germany, never could have imagined the dramatic change Germany was about to endure. Hitler, acted fast once he gained the power he had always dreamed of. Within the year Hitler had the majority of Germany under his rains. Having so much control over a massive amount of people played…

of wars. The French Government discerned that the integration with Germany was a critical issue in terms of war prevention. In 1950, Robert Schuman, the French foreign minister, suggested the cooperation between France and Germany. The Plan was related to coal and steel industries of the Federal Republic. Since the steel production of West Germany kept increasing constantly (Hörber 2006, 118), the coal and steel industries of Germany had to be under the interdependence of European industrial…

achieved the position of Chancellor by the secret arrangement orchestrated by Hindenburg and von Papen, it cannot be denied that this was the only factor that brought Hitler to power. Hitler rose to power as a result of a number of factors such as the economic crisis, French occupation, discord amongst other political parties and the strength of the NSDAP. All these factors brought Hitler to the brink of power whereupon von Papen and Hindenburg elevated Hitler into power as Chancellor, proving…