Nazi Germany from 1933-1945. Play The Third Reich trivia solo to sharpen your knowledge, or challenge a friend head-to-head in Trivia Tango — every question comes with an explanation so you learn as you play.
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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.
In March 1933, this act gave the cabinet legislative powers without parliamentary consent, effectively ending the Weimar Republic's democracy.
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.
The Nazi secret police force, known for using terror and surveillance against political opponents, went by this four-letter abbreviation.
On June 30, 1934, the regime purged the SA leadership and political rivals in this violent operation that secured the military's loyalty.
This portly World War I flying ace became second-in-command, founded the Gestapo, and created the Luftwaffe before falling from favor.
The 1923 failed coup attempt in Munich, which led to the leader's imprisonment where he wrote his manifesto, is known by this name.
This two-volume autobiographical manifesto, written in prison, outlined the author's ideology and plans for Germany's future.