What unpopular German government, born out of the Versailles Treaty aftermath of World War I, helped fuel the Nazi rise to power?

Why was Hitler sent to prison in 1924?

Who appointed Hitler as Chancellor? [Hint: after his death, Hitler merged the positions of Chancellor and President, giving himself "Fuhrer" dictatorial control.]

What book did Hitler author while in prison in 1925, detailing his plans for German expansion and racial purification?

What event in 1933 did the Nazis use as a pretext to enact emergency measures to consolidate power, such as the suspension of civil rights?

Who did Hitler have purged in the Night of the Long Knives in 1934?

True or False: the Nazi party never received a majority in any popular ballot during Hitler's rise to power.

What black American athlete earned four gold medals at the 1936 Berlin Olympics, undermining Hitler's message of German racial superiority?

Who was deemed the 2nd most powerful figured of the Nazi regime? He helped establish the Luftwaffe, oversaw economic policies, and played a key role in the implementation of the "Final Solution."

True or False: Germany declared war on the United States shortly after the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor, before the U.S. declared war on Germany.

With what leader did Hitler sign a non-aggression pact in August of 1939, only to break it less than two years later?

Who was the head of the Nazi Propaganda Ministry?

How many civilians were slaughtered by the Germans during World War 2?

With what leader did Hitler sign his "Pact of Steel" alliance in May of 1939?

Who was the Nazi leader of the S.S.?

What was the name for the Nazi secret police organization?

What Nazi physician was nicknamed the "Angel of Death" for his deadly experiments on prisoners and administration of gas chambers?

What wife of Adolf Hitler committed suicide with him in April of 1945?

What German officer masterminded an assassination attempt on Hitler in July of 1944, portrayed by Tom Cruise in the movie, Valkyrie?

To what foreign country did many fugitive Nazis and collaborators flee, including Adolf Eichmann, largely with the help of the host country's government?

In what city did international bodies conduct trials for Nazi leaders charged with war crimes?