In March 1933 Hitler forced through the Reichstag a bill that would enable him to rule by decree, thus removing from the Reichstag the power to control government decisions. What was the name of the resultant act?

In February 1933 the Reichstag building burnt down. On which group did Hitler pin the blame?

In 1931 a major European bank, the Kreditanstalt, failed. In which state was it situated?

Which Nazi minister presided over the first burning of books in Berlin during 1933?

Which of these organisations was a paramilitary outfit whose role was to protect Communist Party meetings, and to break up those of their opponents?

Who won the 1932 presidential election?

In 1933 the first of these institutions was set up to deal with Hitler's political opponents. Its name was Dachau. Which title best fits their nature and purpose?

Which political party greatly increased its share of the vote in September 1930 to almost 19%, making it the second largest party in the Reichstag?

Who was the Weimar Republic's foreign minister who died on the 3rd of October 1929?

What proportion of the votes cast did the Nazis win in the March 1933 General Election?