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| Article 48 Bruening, Heinrich |  |
| After an unpopular bill to reform the Reich's finances is left unsupported by the Reichstag, Hindenburg establishes the bill as an emergency decree based on Article 48 of the constitution |
| Barlow Palace Troost, Paul Ludwig | |
| Barlow Palace Commissioned by Hitler to build the Barlow Palace in Munich to house the new Nazi HQ |
| Birth of Kohl, Helmut Kohl, Helmut | |
| Ludwigshafen Birth of Helmut Kohl |
| Black Front Strasser, Gregor | |
| Establishes a "Black Front" of "Revolutionary National Socialists" |
| Budget Bruening, Heinrich | |
| Berlin Passes the Finance Bill by Presidential decree, cannot win a majority in the Reichstag |
| Chancellor Bruening, Heinrich | |
| Appointed Chancellor, owes position to the army & General Kurt von Schleicher |
| 29th Mar Chancellors Br］ing, Papen, Schleicher and Hitler are all Presidentially appointed dictatorships |
| 29th Mar Rhineland Heinrich Br］ing is appointed the successor of Chancellor M〕ler by Paul von Hindenburg after months of political lobbying by General Kurt von Schleicher on behalf of the military |
| Chancellor Mueller, Herman | |
| Appointed last Social Democratic Chancellor before the War |
| Heads a coalition of democratic parties |
| Appointed last Social Democratic Chancellor before the War |
| Heads a coalition of democratic parties |
| Commander 4th Artillery Reg Kesselring, Albrecht | |
| Appointed Commander of the 4th Artillery Regiment |
| Commander Wehrkreis Leeb, Wilhelm Ritter von | |
| Appointed Commander of the Wehrkreis |
| Constitution Bruening, Heinrich | |
| After an unpopular bill to reform the Reich's finances is left unsupported by the Reichstag, Hindenburg establishes the bill as an emergency decree based on Article 48 of the constitution |
| 29th Mar Chancellors Br］ing, Papen, Schleicher and Hitler are all Presidentially appointed dictatorships |
| 29th Mar The new Government is expected to lead a political shift towards conservatism, based on the emergency powers granted to the Reichsprгident by the constitution, since it had no majority support in the Reichstag |
| Death of Wessel, Horst Wessel, Horst | |
| 23rd Feb Munich Martyr of the Munich Beerhall putsch, mytholigised by the "Horst Wessel Lied" |
| Economy Bruening, Heinrich | |
| Invokes article 48 to impose deflationary policies |
| Election Bruening, Heinrich | |
| 14th Sep After the election Br］ing attempts to reform the devastated state without a majority in Parliament, governing with the help of the President's emergency decrees |
| Election Hitler, Adolf | |
| 14th Sep 6.4 million votes, 18%, 107 of 577 seats in the Reichstag go to the Nazi Party |
| 14th Sep The increased representation of the NSDAP has devastating consequences for the Republic, there was no longer a moderate majority in the Reichstag even for a Great Coalition of moderate parties, and this encourages the supporters of the Nazis |
| 14th Sep The Nazi party becomes the 2nd largest party |
| 14th Sep The Reichstag general elections result in an enormous political shift, 18.3% of the vote goes to the Nazis, five times the percentage compared to 1928 |
| 15th Sep Hitler is denied a seat because he is Austrian, not German |
| Election Ley, Robert | |
| Elected to the Reichstag |
| Embassy Counselor Neurath Neurath, Constantin Freiher von | |
| London Appointed Ambassador to Britain |
| Exile of Rohm Rohm, Ernst | |
| At Hitler's invitation returns from exile in Bolivia |
| Expulsion Strasser Strasser, Otto | |
| Hitler expels Otto Strasser from the NSDAP for his sins of "democracy & Liberalism" |
| Head SA Rohm Rohm, Ernst | |
| Appointed Head of the SA |
| Hilfkasse Bormann, Martin | |
| Founds the Hilfkasse |
| Minister of Interior Frick, Wilhelm | |
| 23rd Jan Appointed Minister of the Interior for Thuringia |
| Minister of Interior Rathenau, Walter | |
| Appointed Minister of the Interior |
| Nobel Prize Fischer, Hans | |
| Winner of the Nobel Prize for Medicine, for the diiscovery of haemoglobin in blood |
| NSDAP Terboven, Josef | |
| Appointed Member of the NSDAP |
| Occupation Rhineland Bruening, Heinrich | |
| 30th June Rhineland The last Allied troops leave the Rhineland |
| Political Agent Goering, Herman | |
| Berlin Appointed Hitler's Political Agent in Berlin |
| Purge Blood Purge Treviranus, Gottfried | |
| 30th June Escapes from his home before the SS can reach him |
| Reichstag Bruening, Heinrich | |
| 18th July A finance bill is defeated in the Reichstag with the support of the SPD, KPD, the NSDAP and DNVP, Br］ing submits to the Reichstag the president's decree that it will be dissolved |
| Reichstag Frank, Hans | |
| Elected to the Reichstag |
| Reichstag Goering, Herman | |
| Appointed Member of the Reichstag, 2nd time |
| Reichstag Schumacher, Kurt | |
| Appointed Member of the Reichstag |
| Resignation of Mueller Mueller, Herman | |
| Mar Berlin resigns over unemployment insurance funding |
| Resignation of Treviranus Treviranus, Gottfried | |
| Resigns from the German Nationalist Party because of Hugenberg's Alliance with Hitler |
| SDP Brandt Brandt, Willy | |
| Appointed Member of the Social Democratic Party |
| Strike Saxony Strasser, Gregor | |
| Saxony Wants nth Nazis to support strikes but Hitler is trying to win industrial support |
| Vote Confidence Bruening, Heinrich | |
| Berlin Bruening is defeated & an election is called for September |
| Berlin The Reichstag rejects Bruening's actions in passing the finance bill |
| Berlin Bruening is defeated & an election is called for September |
| Berlin The Reichstag rejects Bruening's actions in passing the finance bill |
| Weimar Republic Bruening, Heinrich | |
| After an unpopular bill to reform the Reich's finances is left unsupported by the Reichstag, Hindenburg establishes the bill as an emergency decree based on Article 48 of the constitution |
| 29th Mar Chancellors Br］ing, Papen, Schleicher and Hitler are all Presidentially appointed dictatorships |
| 29th Mar The new Government is expected to lead a political shift towards conservatism, based on the emergency powers granted to the Reichsprгident by the constitution, since it had no majority support in the Reichstag |
| 30th June Rhineland The last Allied troops leave the Rhineland |
| 18th July A finance bill is defeated in the Reichstag with the support of the SPD, KPD, the NSDAP and DNVP, Br］ing submits to the Reichstag the president's decree that it will be dissolved |
| 14th Sep After the election Br］ing attempts to reform the devastated state without a majority in Parliament, governing with the help of the President's emergency decrees |
| Weimar Republic Hitler, Adolf | |
| 14th Sep The increased representation of the NSDAP has devastating consequences for the Republic, there was no longer a moderate majority in the Reichstag even for a Great Coalition of moderate parties, and this encourages the supporters of the Nazis |
| 14th Sep The Reichstag general elections result in an enormous political shift, 18.3% of the vote goes to the Nazis, five times the percentage compared to 1928 |
| Young Plan Young, Owen |  |
| Jan Germany would know the exact extent of German obligations and to reduce the payments appreciably, the Young Plan divided the annual payment, set at about $473 million, into two elements-an unconditional part (one third of the sum) |
