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From Democracy to Dictatorship
How Germany moved from a new democracy in 1918 to a Nazi dictatorship by 1933, and what that dictatorship did with its power. A dated timeline across the top, three cells on the weakness, the seizure and the terror, the five people a GCSE answer needs, and four linked reasons Weimar failed. Seven terms to define, including the two students routinely confuse, a worked exam-style sentence, and the misconceptions that cost marks.
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