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d. Consolidation of power 1933 - 34

Once Hitler had passed the Enabling Act, he was able to act quickly to consolidate his power by taking over all aspects of German life and dealing with the most dangerous threat to his power - the SA. The propaganda machine led by Goebbels was also key and helped to secure popular support. Specified content: Reichstag fire (1933), Enabling Act (1933), Night of the Long Knives (1934), Hitler Oath (1934) and popular...

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