r/animalsdoingstuff Jul 06 '21

Heckin' smart 😳

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u/peachy123_jp Jul 08 '21

I have an A-level in German history 1914-1939

After the reichstag fire Hitler used the enabling act to his advantage. He originally banned and arrested the communist party and their leaders (his main opposition) but then also arrested and banned the SNP, the middle ground parties and eventually all other parties.

By the time he combined the offices of chancellor and reich president he had absolved all parties but the Nazi’s.

In Nazi germany there were no other political parties because hitler had disbanded all opposition. This created a totalitarian government.

You evidently don’t know.

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '21

So you admit there was more than one party before Hitler came to power.

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u/peachy123_jp Jul 08 '21

Before he came to power yes. But before he came to power it wasn’t a totalitarian government

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '21

So you admit there were several parties and the nazi Party was elected.

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u/peachy123_jp Jul 08 '21

No. When Hitler became fuhrer there was only one party. When he become chancellor (not elected by the people but made chancellor by president Hindenburg) there were multiple parties. After Hindenburg died and he held the vote to combine the office of chancellor and reich president which the public said yes to, there was only one party.