Hitlers Aufstieg zur Macht | Terra X

In Munich on February 26, 1919, a funeral procession is held for revolutionary Bavarian Prime Minister Kurt Eisner, who was assassinated. Among the mourners is a young soldier, Adolf Hitler, who felt displaced after the lost war.

Hitler's opportunistic behavior and transition from a defeated soldier to a dictator in a short period. The political turmoil in Munich in early 1919 sets the stage for Hitler's emergence as a prominent figure in the right-wing movement.

Hitler's ideological transformation and alignment with the right-wing movement in Munich. His anti-communist and anti-Semitic sentiments start to shape his political views and ambitions.

Hitler's entry into the German Workers' Party (DAP) in 1919 and his efforts to appeal to the working class with nationalistic ideals. The establishment of the National Socialist German Workers' Party (NSDAP) and the presentation of the 25-point program.

The failed Beer Hall Putsch of 1923 and its consequences for Hitler. His arrest, trial, and imprisonment, which lead to the reevaluation of his political strategy and the writing of 'Mein Kampf' during his time in prison.

Hitler's strategic approach to gaining power through propaganda, public speaking, and the relentless pursuit of his political goals. His impact on the NSDAP's transformation into a powerful political machine in the late 1920s.

The political landscape in Germany leading up to Hitler's appointment as Chancellor in 1933. The challenges faced by the Weimar Republic and the circumstances that paved the way for Hitler's legal ascension to power.