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| Germany was to pay for the damage caused by the war. The figure of $13,200 million was set some time after the signing of The Treaty of Versailles. |
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| The treaty signed on June 28 1990 spelled out Germany's punishment after WW1. |
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treason against the sovereign or state.
Hitler was tried for high treason when he leads and attempt to overthrow local authorities in Munich. During his trial he was ranting against the government and earned the respect of the Germans. |
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| Leader of the Nationalist Socialist German Worker's Party(NSGW) This was the name that Adolf Hitler was referred to. |
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World wide economic social and psychological consequences.
Major unemployment 1 in 3 people were unemployed |
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| 1930 people were unsatisfied with this government and the Nazi Party became the second largest party in the cabinet. In 1932 the Nazi party waon 37.7% of the cabinet. |
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| With Hitler's appointment as chancellor. Nazis begin arresting Communists, Socialists, and labor leaders. |
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| 1933 Dachau concentration camp was created. Concentration camp is a training center to terror tactics to dehumanize their prisoners. |
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| Created by the Nazis to punish political dissent. |
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| laws stripped Jews of their civil rights as German citizens and legally, socially, and politically seperated them from Germans. Jewish people were considered a different race then Germans. |
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