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Why did Hitler rename the party to the National Socialist German Workers' Party?
Why did Hitler rename the party to the National Socialist German Workers' Party?
- To appeal to capitalists and bourgeois elements
- To distance the party from socialism
- To attract left-wing German workers (correct)
- To gain support from the Weimar Republic
What was the original name of the Nazi Party?
What was the original name of the Nazi Party?
- Weimar Republic Party
- Deutsche Arbeiterpartei (correct)
- Socialist Party of Germany
- National Socialist German Workers' Party
Which political party did Adolf Hitler join in September 1919?
Which political party did Adolf Hitler join in September 1919?
- Weimar Republic Party
- National Socialist German Workers' Party
- Socialist Party of Germany
- German Workers' Party (correct)
When did Hitler's control over the Nazi Party become unchallenged?
When did Hitler's control over the Nazi Party become unchallenged?
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What event in 1923 is commonly known as the Beer Hall Putsch?
What event in 1923 is commonly known as the Beer Hall Putsch?
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Early Nazi Party History
- The original name of the Nazi Party was the German Workers' Party (DAP).
- Adolf Hitler joined the German Workers' Party (DAP) in September 1919.
- Hitler renamed the party to the National Socialist German Workers' Party (NSDAP) in 1920.
- Hitler's control over the Nazi Party became unchallenged by 1923, after he consolidated his power.
- The Beer Hall Putsch, a failed coup attempt, took place in 1923, where Hitler and his followers tried to seize power in Munich.
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