25 point plan

25 Point Programme

• These points were the  manifesto of the NSDAP, what the Nazis used to be known as. This was presented by Hitler in 1920, to just over 2000 people in Munich. 
• This programme became the official backbone of policies within the Nazi Party, to which they carried throughout their time. 
• As you can tell by point four, the Nazis disliked the Jews very early on in their campaign towards power, and was very much supportive of the aryan race. This nationalist view towards the glorification of the German people was very appealing to the working class and those who fell into the depression.