Uncle A- January 1st, 1932

Uncle A's most significant speeches in 1932 generally focused on the following themes:
- Condemnation of the Weimar Republic: Hitler vehemently attacked Germany's democratic government, blaming it for the nation's severe economic and political crises.
- Promise of "salvation": He presented the Nazi Party as the only force that could save the German people from the perceived failures of the Weimar system.
- Criticism of other parties: Hitler routinely mocked and disparaged his political opponents, especially the multiple, fragmented parties of the Weimar era.
- Attacks on Jews and communists: Throughout his campaign, Hitler scapegoated Jews and communists for Germany's problems, a recurring theme in his rhetoric.
- Expansion of German territory: In a major speech on January 27, 1932, he advocated for acquiring "new living space" for the German people.

The year 1932 was crucial for the Nazis. Through relentless campaigning and mass rallies, the party saw a major surge in its electoral support. This political momentum ultimately led to Hitler's appointment as Chancellor of Germany on January 30, 1933.