In Elections of 1930s,the Nazis

question 11

Multiple Choice

In elections of 1930s,the Nazis:

• A) received an overwhelming majority of the votes.
• B) were the smallest party in the German parliament.
• C) finished second to the Social Democrats.
• D) boycotted the elections to make a political point.
• E) campaigned with monarchists wanting to reinstitute the monarchy.

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