Colby Geisinger 8-Y
3/30/11
1932
 November 8, 1932:
Roosevelt elected
president of the United
States
 Feb 25, 1932: The
German state
government of
Brunswick, in which the
Nazi Party participated,
appointed Adolph
Hitler of Austria to a
minor administrative
post this month and on
this day gave him
German citizenship.
Hitler was thus able to
stand against
Hindenburg in the
forth-coming
Presidential election.
1933
 January 30, 1933: Adolf
Hitler becomes
Chancellor of Germany
 April 1, 1933: Nazi
boycott of Jewishowned shops
 October 14, 1933:
Germany quits League
of Nations
 League of Nations: an
international
organization to
promote world peace
and cooperation that
was created by the
Treaty of Versailles in
1919 and it ended in
April 1946.
1934
 Jan 11, 1934: The
German police raided
the homes of dissident
clergy in Berlin.
 Apr 18, 1934: Hitler
named Joachim von
Ribbentrop,
ambassador for
disarmament
 Disarmament: the
reduction or limitation
of the size, equipment,
armament, etc., of the
army, navy, or air force
of a country.
1935
 September 15, 1935:
German Jews stripped
of rights by Nuremberg
Race Laws
 Mar 30, 1935: Britain
and Russia agreed on
treaties intended to
curb the power of the
Reich