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Mao Zedong and Adolf Hitler

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1919 Constitution (Weimar Republic)

  • established Rule by Decree in emergency

  • Chancellor would be appointed by President

  • Created Reichstag elections

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The Strong-Arm Guards (SA)

Recruited unemployed young men

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Munich Putsch

Hitler partakes in an attempt to seize power from “weak” German government (allowed the French occupation of the Ruhr). Failed and Hitler tried for treason

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Reichstag Fire 1933

Reichstag building set on fire by Dutch Communists and used as anti-communist party propaganda by Hitler

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Enabling Act 1933

Allowed the chancellor (Hitler to govern unchecked)

  • passed by 2/3 majority as Hitler won over votes of other parties

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Gleichschaltung 1933-1934

  • brought all parliaments under Nazi control

  • outlawed other political parties

    • began to remove Jews from public offices

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Night of the Long Knives 1934

arrested and executed leader of the SA: Ernest Rohm. Constructed fake evidence to blame Rohm for “planning” a putsch against Hitler

  • the SA was surpassed by a new branch of the military: the SS

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Gestapo

secret police working to expose “enemies of the state,” free to arrest whomever however

  • functioned due to the aid of the German public’s information

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Army Oath

the oath the the German military took pledging allegiance to Hitler, not the state

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White Rose Group

5 students and a Professor released pamphlets concerning Hitler’s inhumane regime. Exposed by a school newspaper and were all guillotined

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Hjalmar Schact

Appointed financer and solved hyperinflation and urged large companies to vote for the Nazis. Opposed rapid rearmament (would be bad for the recovering economy) so he was replaced

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The New Plan 1934

end high unemployment through public works projects.

  • young men were forced to join the National Labor Service for 6 months to learn basic skills

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Goerings Four Year Plan 1936-1939

Goering replaced Schact as financer

  • make Germany and Autarky

  • tighter control on Labor

  • Import controls

  • create synthetic rubber and oil to avoid imports

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Autarky

fully independent state

  • can produce all products from own resources

  • no necessity for exports or imports

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Editor’s Law

Stated that editors were responsible for what was published in their papers. Used to control the media through fear

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Hitler Youth and League of German Maidens

early education programs to spread Nazi ideology

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Saarland

vote to be held in the Saarland (land taken from Germany in the Treaty of Versailles) to be reunited with Germany. Before the election took place, Nazis were sent on a propaganda campaign resulting in a Nazi victory in the vote and unification with Germany

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Austrian Anschluss 1938

Germany demands that Austria give way to Austrian Nazi party’s want to reunite with Germany (Anschluss)

German troops flooded the Germany-Austrian border and Austrian government resigned

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Sudetenland 1938

German demands sent to Czechoslovakia to give up the ethnically German Sudetenland (given up in the Munich Agreement)

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Sun Yatsen

Founded the Guomindang and wanted to follow Japan in adopting western values

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Chinese Revolution 1911

End of Qing Dynasty and Yuan Shikai comes to power

Weak Leader

  • allowed Japanese occupation of Chinese territory

  • borrowed lots of money from abroad

  • abdicated in 1916

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War Lords Period 1916-1926(ish)

provincial leaders with private armies after restoration to republic following Shikai’s abdication

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First United Front 1924-1927

Newly formed Chinese Communist Party and Guomindang join forces to oust war lords (ended in the Long March after Chiang Kai Shek attacked the CCP)

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Long March

The CCP fled from the GMD to the rural parts of China

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Maoism

Marxist theory but putting China first

  • Mao did not believe in the dialectic as China did not have a proletariat (mostly rural farmers not industrial workers)

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Reunification of Conduct Campaign 1942-1944

party members had to publicly self-criticize

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Reunification Campaign

People’s Liberation Army sent to Tibet, Xinjiang, and Guangdong to impose martial law

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Anti-Landlord Campaign

Confiscate and redistribute land from land owning elites to peasants

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100 Flowers Campaign 1957

Peoples Republic of China encouraged citizens to openly criticize the government. Resulted in a lot of backlash to those that spoke out

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Great Leap Forward 1958-1962

sought to increase yield in order to export more crops to break free of soviet hold on China

  • Worked in communes that would separate men and women

  • Farmers couldn’t adapt to new cultivation necessities and yield fell drastically

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Cultural Revolution

Mao’s fear campaigns begin

  • Cult of Mao

  • The Little Red Book

  • Fired any suspected Revisionists

  • Attack on the Old 4s (traditional values)

  • Young Men became Red Guards

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