On June 28, 1919 the Treaty of Versailles is signed. The carpet bagging robber barons move in on Germany, which is suffering a depression. The Nazi Party, formerly the German Workers Party, rise to power during the 1920s. The party’s leader, Adolf Hitler, is appointed Chancellor of Germany by the president Hindenburg in 1933.
Adolf Hitler has his secret service burn down the German Parliament, Reichstag, on February 22, 1933 and blames it on his political enemies, which are the national socialist that put him into power. Between June 30th and July 2nd comes the “Night of the Longknives” when Adolf kills his political enemies, the Brownshirts, again, the same socialists that put him into power. By 1938 Germany has rebuilt its industry and is beginning its invasion of Europe.
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