The party had only 27,000 members in 1925 but By 1930, the Hitler Jugend had recruited over by 1928 they had over 100,000. 25,000 boys aged 14 and upwards. The leaders (Gauleiter) of the local Nazi groups The new leader of the SA, Ernst Von Salomon, were fiercely loyal to Hitler and enabled the was a strong ally of Hitler and could be party to grow all over Germany. guaranteed to follow orders. The Nazis won only 12 seats in the Reichstag in The threat from Gregor Strasser was destroyed the 1928 elections, having held 32 in 1924. once Goebbels joined Hitler's side after the Bamberg Conference. Many farmers and workers in the countryside In 1929, Hitler made Goebbels Head of began to support the Nazis. Propaganda. Goebbels used radio, mass rallies, newspapers, Hitler's speeches and posters to spread the Nazi message. By 1929, the SA had nearly a million members. Many middle class Germans still saw the Nazis as Although Hitler was still leader of the SA, many violent thugs who threatened their businesses. of its working class members still carried out violence and favoured the ideas of Rohm. The party had only 27,000 members in 1925 but By 1930, the Hitler Jugend had recruited over by 1928 they had over 100,000. 25,000 boys aged 14 and upwards. The leaders (Gauleiter) of the local Nazi groups The new leader of the SA, Ernst Von Salomon, were fiercely loyal to Hitler and enabled the was a strong ally of Hitler and could be party to grow all over Germany. guaranteed to follow orders. The Nazis won only 12 seats in the Reichstag in The threat from Gregor Strasser was destroyed the 1928 elections, having held 32 in 1924. once Goebbels joined Hitler's side after the Bamberg Conference. Many farmers and workers in the countryside In 1929, Hitler made Goebbels Head of began to support the Nazis. Propaganda. Goebbels used radio, mass rallies, newspapers, Hitler's speeches and posters to spread the Nazi message. By 1929, the SA had nearly a million members. Many middle class Germans still saw the Nazis as Although Hitler was still leader of the SA, many violent thugs who threatened their businesses. of its working class members still carried out violence and favoured the ideas of Rohm.
The party had only 27,000 members in 1925 but by 1928 they had over 100,000. By 1930, the Hitler Jugend had recruited over 25,000 boys aged 14 and upwards. The leaders (Gauleiter) of the local Nazi groups were fiercely loyal to Hitler and enabled the party to grow all over Germany. The new leader of the SA, Ernst Von Salomon, was a strong ally of Hitler and could be guaranteed to follow orders. The Nazis won only 12 seats in the Reichstag in the 1928 elections, having held 32 in 1924. The threat from Gregor Strasser was destroyed once Goebbels joined Hitler's side after the Bamberg Conference. Many farmers and workers in the countryside began to support the Nazis. In 1929, Hitler made Goebbels Head of Propaganda. Goebbels used radio, mass rallies, newspapers, Hitler's speeches and posters to spread the Nazi message. By 1929, the SA had nearly a million members. Although Hitler was still leader of the SA, many of its working class members still carried out violence and favoured the ideas of Rohm. Many middle class Germans still saw the Nazis as violent thugs who threatened their businesses. The party had only 27,000 members in 1925 but by 1928 they had over 100,000. By 1930, the Hitler Jugend had recruited over 25,000 boys aged 14 and upwards. The leaders (Gauleiter) of the local Nazi groups were fiercely loyal to Hitler and enabled the party to grow all over Germany. The new leader of the SA, Ernst Von Salomon, was a strong ally of Hitler and could be guaranteed to follow orders. The Nazis won only 12 seats in the Reichstag in the 1928 elections, having held 32 in 1924. The threat from Gregor Strasser was destroyed once Goebbels joined Hitler's side after the Bamberg Conference. Many farmers and workers in the countryside began to support the Nazis. In 1929, Hitler made Goebbels Head of Propaganda. Goebbels used radio, mass rallies, newspapers, Hitler's speeches and posters to spread the Nazi message. By 1929, the SA had nearly a million members. Although Hitler was still leader of the SA, many of its working class members still carried out violence and favoured the ideas of Rohm. Many middle class Germans still saw the Nazis as violent thugs who threatened their businesses.
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