Describe the rise to prominence of the personality you have studied Albert Speer’s rise to prominence was compounded by numerous significant events including his early work for the Nazi Party, followed by his appointment of Reich Architect and his further architectural works under this title such as the Paris Fair and German Project. Speer then reached his prominence of power when he was appointed Armaments Minister. Speer’s rise to prominence initially began with his joining of the Nazi Party in 1931. From this moment Speer’s recognition within the Nazi Party only amplified, all beginning with his first job as the Party’s driver. Through this job Speer met Dr Goebbels, who organised Speer’s first architect job; the renovation of the Party’s headquarters in Berlin.
[17+ marks] for fully analytical and relevant answers with detail, insight, perceptive comments and perhaps different interpretations, which address all aspects of the question. 18. Analyse the main factors which contributed to Hitler’s rise to power in January 1933. Nov 2005 This should be well known: for the German situation candidates could analyse; German defeat in the First World War; Treaty of Versailles; weaknesses of the Weimar Republic; German nationalism; anti-semitism; Wall Street Crash. They then need to address the attraction of Hitler and the Nazis for the German people: promises made; Nazi organization; Nazi policies; Hitler’s personality, oratory etc.
Describe the key features of Goebbels’ propaganda methods. (6 marks) 10. Describe the key features of the appeal of Hitler to the German people. (6 marks) 11. Describe the key features of Schleicher’s role in Hitler becoming Chancellor in 1933.
How important was Hitler to helping the Nazi Party come to power in 1933? In this essay I will be answering the question ‘How important was Hitler to helping the Nazi Party come to power in 1933?’. To do this I will split it into 4 paragraphs: How Hitler was important in the rise of the Nazi Party, How the other Nazi leaders were important, How the Depression helped the Nazis and How the weakness of the Political System helped the Nazi’s. Before the 1920’s, the Nazi Party were a new extreme right wing political party called the German Workers Party. The party was created in 1919 by a railway mechanic called Anton Drexler.
He was thrown into government on the 7th of February when the former “Minister of Armaments and Munitions”, Dr Fritz Todt, died in an plane crash. Hitler then appointed Speer his successor. His leadership style was a dramatic success for the Reich. Speer threw himself into the Reich at a time of utter chaos and turned it into one of the most powerful movements in history, this is why this could be considered Albert Speers most outstanding achievement. Another one of Speer’s outstanding contributions was becoming the principal planner of the German war economy and therefore producing thousands of front-line machines and heavy tanks.
Analyse the methods used and the conditions which helped in the rise to power of one ruler of a single-party state. One of the most well-known Single Party States in history is Nazi Germany under Adolf Hitler. There are various themes of single party states in his rise to power in the 1930s. The conditions in Germany then enabled Hitler to take advantage of a crisis, and, using a variety of methods, consolidate his power. Hitler used propaganda, elimination of the opposition, and a cult of personality to gain the support and trust of the German people in a time of economic crisis to his benefit and the rest of the world's loss.
3. Aim: To investigate Germany’s economy and discuss how the Nazi Party might have improved Germany’s economy; both short-term and long-term. 4. Research questions: a. How did Germany’s economical post-WW1 situation affect the Nazi’s rise to power?
Another similarity that was most noticeable to me was in both films Elizabeth either the wife of Victor or Henry was concerned about her husband. Also, both creators did not tell their wife about the creation at first they related this project as “business” and worked mostly out of the house weather in a gothic looking castle or a barn looking building. The last similarity was both Elizabeth and her husband were planned to be married and did care for each other. Even though, both films
BAUHAUS SCHOOL OF DESIGN In 1925, an architect by the name of Walter Gropius built the school that shaped modern art and architecture as we know it today. Walter Gropius, the son of an architect, was born in 1883 in Berlin. After attending the Technical Universities in Munich and Berlin, he worked in the office of Peter Behrens and later on in 1913 established a practice with Adolph Meyer. Behrens influenced his early work with the Industrial Classicism style. Gropius returned from serving in World War I and was elected chairman of the Working Council for Art and shortly after Director of the Bauhaus.
In contrast, his adoptive father was a harsh and unsupportive man who often showed a lack of faith in his son’s abilities. Perhaps this influenced Larry Ellison’s personality and became one of the main factors for Ellison’s’ desire for success as a businessman. Larry Ellison’s academic career was undistinguished. In 1963 he enrolled at the University of Illinois but left when his mother died of cancer in 1965. Next year he enrolled as physics and mathematics major at the University of Chicago but again he left without graduating.