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Why should Hitlersupport the
Sturmabteilung(S.A) ?
Reason
Why should Hitlersupport the
Sturmabteilung(S.A)
The S.A. had been in
existence since the early days
of The Nazi Party
Reason
Why should Hitlersupport the
Sturmabteilung(S.A)
The S.A. had been in
existence since the early days
of The Nazi Party
The S.A. had fought for
Hitler during the Munich
Putsch in 1923
Reason
Why should Hitlersupport the
Sturmabteilung(S.A)
The S.A. had been in
existence since the early days
of The Nazi Party
The S.A. had fought for
Hitler during the Munich
Putsch in 1923
Members of the S.A. were loyal
Nazis
Reason
Why should Hitlersupport the
Sturmabteilung(S.A)
The S.A. had been in
existence since the early days
of The Nazi Party
The S.A. had fought for
Hitler during the Munich
Putsch in 1923
The S.A. was led by one of Hitler’s earliest
supporters – Ernst Rohm
Members of the S.A. were loyal
Nazis
Reason
Why should Hitlersupport the
Sturmabteilung(S.A) Ernst Rohm was
personally loyal to Hitler
The S.A. had been in
existence since the early days
of The Nazi Party
The S.A. had fought for
Hitler during the Munich
Putsch in 1923
Members of the S.A. were loyal
Nazis
The S.A. was led by one of Hitler’s earliest
supporters – Ernst Rohm
Reason
Why should Hitlersupport the
Sturmabteilung(S.A)
The S.A. had been in
existence since the early days
of The Nazi Party
The S.A. had supported
Hitler and the Nazis by
putting up posters, handing
out leaflets and intimidating
political opponents
throughout the 1920’s and
early 1930’s.
The S.A. had fought for
Hitler during the Munich
Putsch in 1923
Members of the S.A. were loyal
Nazis
The S.A. was led by one of Hitler’s earliest
supporters – Ernst Rohm
Reason
Ernst Rohm was personally loyal
to Hitler
Why should Hitlersupport the
Sturmabteilung(S.A)
The S.A. had been in
existence since the early days
of The Nazi Party
The S.A. had supported
Hitler and the Nazis by
putting up posters, handing
out leaflets and intimidating
political opponents
throughout the 1920’s and
early 1930’s.
The S.A. had fought for
Hitler during the Munich
Putsch in 1923
Members of the S.A. were loyal
Nazis
Ernst Rohm shared Hitler’s
vision of a racially pure
society
The S.A. was led by one of Hitler’s earliest
supporters – Ernst Rohm
Reason
Ernst Rohm was personally loyal
to Hitler
Why should Hitlersupport the
Sturmabteilung(S.A)
The S.A. had been in
existence since the early days
of The Nazi Party
The S.A. had supported
Hitler and the Nazis by
putting up posters, handing
out leaflets and intimidating
political opponents
throughout the 1920’s and
early 1930’s.
The S.A. had more than 2 million
members by 1934.
The S.A. had fought for
Hitler during the Munich
Putsch in 1923
Members of the S.A. were loyal
Nazis
Ernst Rohm shared Hitler’s
vision of a racially pure
society
The S.A. was led by one of Hitler’s earliest
supporters – Ernst Rohm
Ernst Rohm was personally loyal
to Hitler
Why should Hitlerpurge the
Sturmabteilung(S.A) ?
Reason
Why should Hitlerpurge the
Sturmabteilung(S.A)
If the S.A. were not brought
under control Hitler may lose
the support of Hindenburg (the
President) and powerful
conservatives
Reason
Why should Hitlerpurge the
Sturmabteilung(S.A)
If the S.A. were not brought
under control Hitler may lose
the support of Hindenburg (the
President) and powerful
conservativesThe S.A. were
becoming lawless by the early 1930’s and were causing some
Germans to turn against the Nazis
Reason
Why should Hitlerpurge the
Sturmabteilung(S.A)
If the S.A. were not brought
under control Hitler may lose
the support of Hindenburg (the
President) and powerful
conservativesThe S.A. were
becoming lawless by the early 1930’s and were causing some
Germans to turn against the Nazis
As S.A. membership
grew, they were becoming harder
to control
Reason
Why should Hitlerpurge the
Sturmabteilung(S.A)
S.A. leaders were
demanding rewards for
their loyal service. They
were angry that new
Party Members were
receiving more
recognition than they
were
If the S.A. were not brought
under control Hitler may lose
the support of Hindenburg (the
President) and powerful
conservativesThe S.A. were
becoming lawless by the early 1930’s and were causing some
Germans to turn against the Nazis
As S.A. membership
grew, they were becoming harder
to control
Reason
Why should Hitlerpurge the
Sturmabteilung(S.A)
S.A. leaders were
demanding rewards for
their loyal service. They
were angry that new
Party Members were
receiving more
recognition than they
were
If the S.A. were not brought
under control Hitler may lose
the support of Hindenburg (the
President) and powerful
conservativesThe S.A. were
becoming lawless by the early 1930’s and were causing some
Germans to turn against the Nazis
As S.A. membership
grew, they were becoming harder
to control
The S.A. were good at
breaking up
opponents political
meetings, but they
were not a
professional army. Reason
Why should Hitlerpurge the
Sturmabteilung(S.A)
S.A. leaders were
demanding rewards for
their loyal service. They
were angry that new
Party Members were
receiving more
recognition than they
were
If the S.A. were not brought
under control Hitler may lose
the support of Hindenburg (the
President) and powerful
conservatives Ernst Rohm wanted to merge the
regular German Army with the S.A
The S.A. were becoming lawless by the early 1930’s and were causing some
Germans to turn against the Nazis
As S.A. membership
grew, they were becoming harder
to control
The S.A. were good at
breaking up
opponents political
meetings, but they
were not a
professional army. Reason
Why should Hitlerpurge the
Sturmabteilung(S.A)
The German Army was well organised and trained and
possessed the weapons necessary to wage large scale
war
S.A. leaders were
demanding rewards for
their loyal service. They
were angry that new
Party Members were
receiving more
recognition than they
were
If the S.A. were not brought
under control Hitler may lose
the support of Hindenburg (the
President) and powerful
conservatives Ernst Rohm wanted to merge the
regular German Army with the S.A
The S.A. were becoming lawless by the early 1930’s and were causing some
Germans to turn against the Nazis
As S.A. membership
grew, they were becoming harder
to control
The S.A. were good at
breaking up
opponents political
meetings, but they
were not a
professional army. Reason
Why should Hitlerpurge the
Sturmabteilung(S.A)
The German Army was well organised and trained and
possessed the weapons necessary to wage large scale
war
S.A. leaders were
demanding rewards for
their loyal service. They
were angry that new
Party Members were
receiving more
recognition than they
were
If the S.A. were not brought
under control Hitler may lose
the support of Hindenburg (the
President) and powerful
conservatives Ernst Rohm wanted to merge the
regular German Army with the S.A
The S.A. were becoming lawless by the early 1930’s and were causing some
Germans to turn against the Nazis
As S.A. membership
grew, they were becoming harder
to control
The S.A. were good at
breaking up
opponents political
meetings, but they
were not a
professional army.
If Hitler supported the German Army he would gain the support of
large businesses
Reason
Why should Hitlerpurge the
Sturmabteilung(S.A)
The German Army was well organised and trained and
possessed the weapons necessary to wage large scale
war
S.A. leaders were
demanding rewards for
their loyal service. They
were angry that new
Party Members were
receiving more
recognition than they
were
Many Generals and leading Nazis
distrusted and feared Ernst Rohm
If the S.A. were not brought
under control Hitler may lose
the support of Hindenburg (the
President) and powerful
conservatives Ernst Rohm wanted to merge the
regular German Army with the S.A
The S.A. were becoming lawless by the early 1930’s and were causing some
Germans to turn against the Nazis
As S.A. membership
grew, they were becoming harder
to control
The S.A. were good at
breaking up
opponents political
meetings, but they
were not a
professional army.
If Hitler supported the German Army he would gain the support of
large businesses
Reason
Why should Hitlerpurge the
Sturmabteilung(S.A)
The German Army was well organised and trained and
possessed the weapons necessary to wage large scale
war
S.A. leaders were
demanding rewards for
their loyal service. They
were angry that new
Party Members were
receiving more
recognition than they
were
Many Generals and leading Nazis
distrusted and feared Ernst Rohm
If the S.A. were not brought
under control Hitler may lose
the support of Hindenburg (the
President) and powerful
conservatives Ernst Rohm wanted to merge the
regular German Army with the S.A
Ernst Rohm was a potential rival to
Hitler
The S.A. were becoming lawless by the early 1930’s and were causing some
Germans to turn against the Nazis
As S.A. membership
grew, they were becoming harder
to control
The S.A. were good at
breaking up
opponents political
meetings, but they
were not a
professional army.
If Hitler supported the German Army he would gain the support of
large businesses
What was the S.S.?
Fact
What was the S.S.?
The S.S. first came into existence in
1925
Fact
What was the S.S.?
S.S. stands for Shutzstaffel or
‘Protection Squad’.
The S.S. first came into existence in
1925
Fact
What was the S.S.?
The S.S. first came into existence in
1925
S.S. stands for Shutzstaffel or
‘Protection Squad’.
Fact
What was the S.S.?
S.S. stands for Shutzstaffel or
‘Protection Squad’.
Originally the S.S. had been created to protect Hitler and
Nazi leaders
The S.S. first came into existence in
1925
Fact
What was the S.S.?
S.S. stands for Shutzstaffel or
‘Protection Squad’.
Originally the S.S. had been created to protect Hitler and
Nazi leaders
The S.S. first came into existence in
1925
The S.S. were meant to be an elite force. The S.S. had to be physically strong and racially pure.
Fact
What was the S.S.?
S.S. stands for Shutzstaffel or
‘Protection Squad’.
Originally the S.S. had been created to protect Hitler and
Nazi leaders
The S.S. first came into existence in
1925
The S.S. were meant to be an elite force. The S.S. had to be physically strong and racially pure.
Members of the S.S. wore black uniforms as opposed to the brown uniforms of
the S.A.
Fact
What was the S.S.?
S.S. stands for Shutzstaffel or
‘Protection Squad’.
Originally the S.S. had been created to protect Hitler and
Nazi leaders
The S.S. first came into existence in
1925
The S.S. were meant to be an elite force. The S.S. had to be physically strong and racially pure.
The Head of the S.S. was Heinrich
Himmler
Members of the S.S. wore black uniforms as opposed to the brown uniforms of
the S.A.
Fact
What was the S.S.?
S.S. stands for Shutzstaffel or
‘Protection Squad’.
Originally the S.S. had been created to protect Hitler and
Nazi leaders
The S.S. first came into existence in
1925
The S.S. were meant to be an elite force. The S.S. had to be physically strong and racially pure.
The Head of the S.S. was Heinrich
Himmler
The S.S. struck fear into the German population and
could, after 1933, arrest people without trial.
Members of the S.S. wore black uniforms as opposed to the brown uniforms of
the S.A.
Fact
What was the S.S.?
S.S. stands for Shutzstaffel or
‘Protection Squad’.
Originally the S.S. had been created to protect Hitler and
Nazi leaders
In 1934 the S.S. helped Hitler to
crush the power of the S.A. during the Night of the Long
Knives
The S.S. first came into existence in
1925
The S.S. were meant to be an elite force. The S.S. had to be physically strong and racially pure.
The Head of the S.S. was Heinrich
Himmler
Members of the S.S. wore black uniforms as opposed to the brown uniforms of
the S.A.
The S.S. struck fear into the German population and
could, after 1933, arrest people without trial.
Fact
What was the S.S.?
S.S. stands for Shutzstaffel or
‘Protection Squad’.
Originally the S.S. had been created to protect Hitler and
Nazi leaders
In 1934 the S.S. helped Hitler to
crush the power of the S.A. during the Night of the Long
Knives
The S.S. first came into existence in
1925
The S.S. were meant to be an elite force. The S.S. had to be physically strong and racially pure.
The Head of the S.S. was Heinrich
Himmler
The S.S. struck fear into the German population and
could, after 1933, arrest people without trial.
Members of the S.S. wore black uniforms as opposed to the brown uniforms of
the S.A.
After 1934 the S.S. was split into three
sections: 1) Responsible for
security 2) units in the armed forces 3) Control of the
concentration camps Fact
What was the S.S.?
S.S. stands for Shutzstaffel or
‘Protection Squad’.
Originally the S.S. had been created to protect Hitler and
Nazi leaders
In 1934 the S.S. helped Hitler to
crush the power of the S.A. during the Night of the Long
Knives
The S.S. first came into existence in
1925
The S.S. were meant to be an elite force. The S.S. had to be physically strong and racially pure.
The Head of the S.S. was Heinrich
Himmler
The S.S. struck fear into the German population and
could, after 1933, arrest people without trial.
Members of the S.S. wore black uniforms as opposed to the brown uniforms of
the S.A.
After 1934 the S.S. was split into three
sections: 1) Responsible for
security 2) units in the armed forces 3) Control of the
concentration camps
The S.S. were ruthless and fiercely
loyal to Hitler
Take a few minutes to study David Low’s cartoon of 1934
From the London Evening Standardwith permission
Who are shown in the centre of the cartoon?
How have they been portrayed?Cartoon from the London Evening Standard with permission
Can you explain the cartoon caption:‘They Salute with Both Hands Now’’?
What is the joke?Cartoon from the London Evening Standard with permission
Describe the appearance of Hitler, Goebbels and Goering.
What point is Low, the cartoonist, trying to make?
Cartoon from the London Evening Standard with permission
What is written upon Hitler’s armband? (Click on Hitler to enlarge)
What do you think is meant by this?Cartoon from the London Evening Standard with permission
What is written upon Hitler’s armband?
What do you think is meant by this?
What has been discarded on the floor? (Click on the message to enlarge)
What do you think is meant by this?Cartoon from the London Evening Standard with permission
What has been discarded on the floor?
What do you think is meant by this?
What has happened to the people in the foreground?
According to the cartoonist who seems most likely to be responsible for this action?
Give evidence.Cartoon from the London Evening Standard with permission
Who are the people surrounding the scene?
Why is their presence so significant?
Cartoon from the London Evening Standard with permission
Overall, what is the meaning of the cartoon?
How useful is the cartoon in helping us to understand the events that occurred during The Night of the Long Knives?
Cartoon from the London Evening Standard with permission
So what have I learnt about the S.A.?
(Some information has been added for you)
The S.A. was led by one of Hitler’s earliest
supporters – Ernst Rohm
The S.A. had supported Hitler and the Nazis by putting up
posters, handing out leaflets and intimidating political
opponents throughout the 1920’s and early 1930’s.
So what have I learnt about the reasons for theNight of the Long Knives?
(Some information has been added for you)
If the S.A. were not brought under control
Hitler may lose the support of Hindenburg
(the President) and powerful
conservatives
The S.A. were becoming
lawless by the early 1930’s
and were causing some
Germans to turn against the
Nazis
So what have I learnt about the consequences of theNight of the Long Knives?
(Some information has been added for you)
Ernst Rohm, potential rival to Hitler and leader of the
S.A. was shot dead
At least 83, (but more likely over 200) people were killed
Hitler’s popularity soared within the Party and amongst the German
population