Berlin, 1933: The Enabling Act After becoming Chancellor, Adolf Hitler consolidated his power rapidly. Amid unrest and ...
Perhaps the most notorious figure of the 20th century, Adolf Hitler was the head of the National Socialist German Workers Party, the Nazi Party, and became dictator of Germany from the early 1930s ...
Contrary to the popular belief, Adolph Hitler was not empowered by a popular vote. Instead, his rise was thanks to frequent parliamentary crisis and moral panics exploited by a press controlled by a ...
Standing up for free speech can be costly. Oct. 27 is one of the days that reminds me of that fact. This was the day 82 years ago that one of my free-speech heroes, Helmuth Hübener, was executed for ...
Hitler is seizing power, and the Weimar Republic is falling apart. In the long-awaited season finale of “Babylon Berlin,” the Nazis gain strength—and so does the resistance against them. The creators ...
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How Did the Nazis Gain Power?
Who was really to blame for the Nazis’ rise to power? Was it all down to Hitler? The notorious propaganda machine? The economic chaos of the 1930s? Or something darker in human nature itself? Louise ...
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