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Why by 1928 had the Nazi Party become politically marginalised
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Why by 1928 had the Nazi Party become politically marginalised? The Nazi party had been seen to be a party with similar characteristics as all other right-wing parties; they blended in and were not seen to be particular in any way. On December 20, 1924, after only a year of his five-year sentence, Hitler was released from prison. He found the Nazi party in a state of disorder. The NSDAP had been officially banned across Germany. Hitler had chosen Alfred Rosenberg to be party leader while he was in prison. Rosenberg, as Hitler knew, was no leader, and the party had disintegrated into factions. Hitler had no wish to see the party flourish while he was in prison. Hitler formally refounded the party in Munich on February 27,1925, and proclaimed that it would fight Marxism and Jews. After he promised to function within the republican system, the Bavarian State...
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