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  1. This ancient symbol, rotated 45 degrees and placed on a red banner, became the official emblem of the Nazi Party and later the national flag.

    • Swastika
    • Iron Cross
    • Eagle
    • Rune
  2. In March 1933, this act gave the cabinet legislative powers without parliamentary consent, effectively ending the Weimar Republic's democracy.

    • Reichstag Fire Decree
    • Enabling Act
    • Nuremberg Laws
    • Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service
  3. The 1935 laws that stripped Jews of German citizenship and banned marriage between Jews and non-Jewish Germans were passed at this Bavarian city's party rally.

    • Munich
    • Berlin
    • Nuremberg
    • Hamburg
  4. The Nazi secret police force, known for using terror and surveillance against political opponents, went by this four-letter abbreviation.

    • The SS
    • Gestapo
    • The SA
    • Abwehr
  5. On June 30, 1934, the regime purged the SA leadership and political rivals in this violent operation that secured the military's loyalty.

    • Kristallnacht
    • Operation Barbarossa
    • The Beer Hall Putsch
    • Night of the Long Knives
  6. This portly World War I flying ace became second-in-command, founded the Gestapo, and created the Luftwaffe before falling from favor.

    • Rudolf Hess
    • Albert Speer
    • Hermann Göring
    • Martin Bormann
  7. The 1923 failed coup attempt in Munich, which led to the leader's imprisonment where he wrote his manifesto, is known by this name.

    • Reichstag Fire
    • Beer Hall Putsch
    • Night of the Long Knives
    • March on Rome
  8. This two-volume autobiographical manifesto, written in prison, outlined the author's ideology and plans for Germany's future.

    • The Communist Manifesto
    • Das Kapital
    • The Prince
    • Mein Kampf

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