12 Questions
Hitler became Chancellor of Germany in January 1933.
True
Conservative leaders believed they could not control Hitler and use him for their purposes.
False
The Reichstag building was destroyed by a fire six days before the parliamentary election.
True
The SS (Schutzstaffel) was an independent labor union that opposed Hitler's regime.
False
Hitler's regime allowed for multiple political parties to exist alongside the Nazis.
False
Millions of Germans were put to work in different sectors under Hitler's rule, including in manufacturing weapons.
True
Admiral Miklós Horthy was the dictator of Hungary after a brief Communist regime.
True
Marshal Jozef Pilsudski seized power in Yugoslavia in 1926.
False
In 1935, only one democracy remained in eastern Europe.
True
Britain, France, and the Scandinavian countries had strong democratic traditions.
True
Perón had democratic experience and was known for solving severe economic problems.
False
Hitler encouraged freedom of expression in Germany during his leadership.
False
Test your knowledge on Hitler's rise to power as he becomes the chancellor of Germany in 1933 with the support of conservative leaders and President Paul von Hindenburg. Learn about the events that led to Hitler's legal ascension to power despite initial underestimation by his political allies.
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