Why did Hitler become Chancellor in 1933? GCSE history

[@SuperAshraf89]

Your actually a living legend. I struggled so much in my History classes because my teacher doesn't explain enough but this has really helped me. Thank you so much!!

[@BenNewmark]

That's really flattering. Have you tried going to your teacher after class to get extra help? Most of us are very willing to if you come and see us!

[@hughpearson4096]

Hi Ben, possibly covered by you in other places, but Hitlers rise can be strongly attributed to the activities of Kurt Eisner the (Jewish) man who a) Orchestrated a massive strike in the munitions factories in 1918 (b4 the end of the war) this is the (not mythical) 'stab in the back'... then, jailed for treason after the war, and then given amnesty, b) he immediately agitated German workers for the "Bavarian SOVIET Socialist republic" uprising declaring himself it's president and kicked out the royal family. (Munich)... needless to say, this did not go down well with Germans in Munich, having a significant slice of their nation carved off and handed to the Russian Communists, (effectively) and explains why Hitlers support was so dynamic from there. The Spartacist rebellion is also crucial to understand the rise of A.H. Your sequential analysis is smack on from my reading and your well detailed drawing to be commended. For me...the 'take away' point from all of this history, is that IF.. a party running on 'bad' ideas can roar up the charts from 2% in 1928 ish, to 37% a few years later.... how much more can a dynamic movement with GOOD ideas do even better. Your point about the reluctance of the Middle Class to support Hitler is affirmation of my point I believe. You can drive and inspire the working classes with simple slogans "Jobs" etc, but the middle classes are more astute. Support does not come from being intimidated, it comes from belief that you are hearing a solution to national problems and that the person espousing those solutions can get the job done.

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[@chloeblaby9233]

you are awesome! i'm a very visual learner, and this was incredibly helpful. i totally wish you were my history teacher!!

[@hughpearson4096]

My history professor (University of Wisconsin) is now passed away, but he was the grandson of the Jewish man who ran the largest Berlin Newspaper in the 20s... You'd think he'd be very biased against a balanced narrative of this period, or that he would not be able to see things objectively, but not only does he do this, he also amazed me with some of the stunning truths of history that most snowflakes today could not handle. He explains "I tell my sophomore students that I am out to destroy them.. I judge the success of my course by the number of suicides at the end of it!!!!"....I'm sure he was not serious, but the point is well made ....that much in history is written by winners, not losers and winners seldom want the real truth to come out. His name is George Mosse, and if you find his lectures become available, they are very much worth listening to from the enlightenment to the 19th century. His treatment of Luther and Calvin are also remarkable for their sympathetic objectivity... and Luther became a raging anti semite toward the end of his life.

[@angrygaming714]

Im a Indian 10th grade guy, so idk if he's teaching for something specificed by syllabus (because he didn't explained after "chained by democracy part" ) but im a guy very interested in history and this guy is thr best teacher i had seen , hats of to you man

[@zalmora_395]

I'm just genuinely curious about this so thank you for making this!

[@thomasloader6498]

10:30 the night before my history igcse mock

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[@arravkuruvilla5928]

Thank you for this video, it really helped me revise Germany for my GCSE exams. Your explanations really helped me and it helped me get an a* in my history paper.

[@gamenmore101]

helped with my tests a lot . thank you

[@BenNewmark]

+gamenmore101 I'm really glad it did! Let me know if you find any other videos useful or if you have any suggestions for improvement. Thanks.

[@JohnDoe-il9ug]

+Ben Newmark can you explain how hitler destroyed debt, fixed the economy and created HUGE amounts of jobs.

[@jordanlogan1032]

Got my Unit 2 History on Wednesday you've helped me so much, thank you(:

[@oldaccount5795]

Wow very good, I don't have a test soon but it was interesting, well spoken, a relatively short video, and helpful. Thanks!

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Amazing video! This will help me so much with my GCSEs in may/june Thankyou for this!

[@aymansakib3225]

Great video, very well explained. Thank you so much.

[@ellierichardson1788]

This has helped so much ! Thank you, will be using your videos for revision from now on :)

[@carneygeorge420]

This is great! I got a History exam this month (I think at the end of May or start of June) and this has been very useful as I have struggled to get an idea of how Hitler came to power. I should show this to my History teacher as they will agree with me on this video. Thanks so much and keep up the great work :)

[@BenNewmark]

I'm really glad this was useful to you. I always found this topic quite tricky to teach, which is why I made the video. Hope your exam goes well.

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Awesome. Really well explained

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This videos are so helpfullll!!! I'm studying for my IB History tests and they Help me a lot! Thanks!!!! (P.S. love your handwriting)

[@BenNewmark]

I'm glad you've found them so useful. I love writing on the board!

[@bobbymilling986]

Thanks, this was really useful for my exam tomorrow.

[@BenNewmark]

I'm glad it was useful. Hope you get the grade you want.

[@michaelcalebs4954]

I’m watching this an hour and a half before my history exam

[@KettwigerSkills098]

Great Video helped a lot!!

[@ash-lg6ky]

everything makes so much sense now, you saved my life for my final exams.

[@geogeo08]

i have a test tomorrow and didnt know this , cheers

[@adamholder4959]

Better than online lessons

[@cherushiiyuki6793]

ThankYOU! I have a History exam today about this and the topics to do with this. :)

[@BenNewmark]

+Cherushii Yuki I'm so glad! It is lovely to hear such positive feedback. Are you studying GCSE history?

[@cherushiiyuki6793]

I live in South Australia so it's called 'SACE/South Australian Certificate of Education' so yeah, pretty much the same. I'm studying stage 1 Modern History so year/grade 11 and We're focusing on WW2 for the semester (one semester subject unfortunately, I want to do it all year haha), Had the exam today and I think I did pretty well, might get a B? I forgot a few of the exact dates -0- We've just finished the background information-political issues etc. for it and now we're getting into the gruesome stuff :) Can't wait heh :') I hope to do History next year too, but will probably have to do that online as well as Psychology :) Woo! Rambling is great :') Have a good day :)

[@BenNewmark]

Love that people are watching these in other countries. Hope you did well in your test and good luck with your future studies. History is an amazing subject.

[@cherushiiyuki6793]

Yes, it's cool, and thank you, I'm going to put my best efforts in :), I think I did well (I'll post my grade up here when I get it XD) and History is pretty amazing :)

[@BenNewmark]

+Cherushii Yuki How did you do?

[@kevinjc7026]

Nicely done, will use in class, thank you

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[@SingleMalt77005]

Just what I needed. Do you have a follow-on lecture explaining how Hitler became unconstrained by democracy? Did the Parliament simply vote to give him unlimited power to pass laws without their consent?

[@salsabilai]

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[@glmmygvi]

thanks for this! but can someone clarify to me why Bruning isn't mentioned here? he plays an important role before the rise of Hitler, right?

[@cheyennemenda18]

You are amazing at getting straight to the point and giving relevant information. Now my knowledge for how Hitler became Chancellor is excellent. Do you think this question could be an 8 marker question on the GCSE exam paper?

[@jackwood7726]

It will be more than an 8 marker. Probably a source question

[@charlottegerard7007]

absolutely brilliant .

[@S1mplyKasper]

My book said that Hindenburg helped Hitler, by giving him economical help and letting him use his media.. I find it weird that he then doesn't want Hitler as chancellor, but I suppose that's a thing, and that's the difference. Great helper!

[@raphaellagregoriou786]

I finally understand lol thank you :D

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[@zainerst9537]

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[@rallyworld3417]

Wow he became Chancellor by just 37 % votes

[@HH-jv6pt]

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[@sidtrickster]

Thank you for posting this. I saw that you posted this in May of last year. I have been following the (American) presidential race over this past year and have heard people say that they think there are similarities between Trump and Hitler. Do you feel there are similarities? And if so, do you think that if Trump were to become President, that he too would feel "chained by Democracy"? Again, thank you for posting this and your other videos. Remembering history and at least SOME of the nuances that came with it show how it can tend to repeat itself. (An aside: I do not consider myself a learned history person. Just someone who loves to discuss it and learn more as I go along in life.)

[@alibasic1]

really helped thank you so much got so much to fucking learn

[@marcs1394]

In the July 1932 elections, nazis became the largest party for the first time because they took efforts to exclude other parties and an official ban on the SA was lifted, but even with these tactics they still lacked an overall majority. Typically there had been no majority but a coalition of parties together that formed a majority with SPD, Zentrum parties. The "Weimar coalition" held entact within Prussia until von Papen was installed as commissioner there in 1932. So it wasnt just a question of the reischtag for the nazis, it was also Prussia that had opposing coalitions in their way. Neither the Nazi Party nor Hindenburg had a governing majority, and the other parties refused to co-operate, meaning no coalition government with a majority could be formed. Is it correct to say that under these circumstances, Hitler was "by Weimar rule" entitled to become Chancellor after the election in July, 1932? (and when the country was being run by emergency decree by Hindenburg isn't it more accurate that the rules effectively allowed Hindenburg to appoint anyone he wanted?)

[@Studyvoicemaster]

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[@mastersamus500]

Yeah... I can see thank you

[@m.n.4694]

It’s a good start but they are many errors

[@henrylloyd-hughes6758]

Are we meant to talk about Hitler's strengths in public speech, sectorial appeal, Nazi gualtiers / Weimar weaknesses in proportional representation as weak coalitions had to be formed in order to gain majority and decisions were made very slowly / the wall street crash of 1929 and how anger with economic crisis mad Weimar look weak so lead to increased voting of extremist parties?

[@jackwood7726]

GCSE Does not need to go into such depth while A-level would have too

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[@scottmonfort]

Well done ... 7 years ago ... white board rules!

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