How hitler planned to come into power.

This essay explains how Hitler planned to come to power and the other main issues of the time which meant that his plans stood a great chance of success. It is important to look at Hitlers plans in the context of the key issues of the time since under similar circumstances such extreme governments could be formed again. It is also worth noting the difference between pre-prison and post-prison approaches adopted by Hitler. Since the …

…election was called by chancellor Bruning for September 1930 which resulted in the Social Democrats 143, Nazi 107, communists 77. In 1932 Hitler stood against, and nearly beat, Von Hindenburg (13M versus 19M), and the Nazi party voted the government out of office. In the following July 1932 elections the Nazis won 230 seats out of 608 and were the largest party in the Reichstag. By 30th January 1933 Hitler was Chancellor of Germany and the Nazi party were in control of the country.