@Walter Hinteler,
We (not only here in Germany) should never forget:
Already three years before the actual seizure of power, on 30 January 1933 the National Socialists showed with all their rabid force what they were capable of.
Their experimental field was Thuringia (sic!), Germany's hilly, wooded heart with its "spiritual capital" Weimar. From 1930, the NSDAP sat there for the first time as a junior partner in a state government.
In Thuringia, the National Socialists proved that they not only demanded radical measures in a grandiose manner, but also implemented them as soon as they had the opportunity.
Here they passed the first Enabling Act , which legitimised the suppression of political opponents. They cracked down relentlessly on "degenerate" art and made National Socialist-tinged school prayers compulsory in class.
Nevertheless, hardly anyone realised that Thuringia was only a kind of dress rehearsal for the legal path of the "seizure of power" - and that the whole of Germany would soon learn what initially only happened in Weimar and the surrounding area.