History glossary
Twenty-Five Point Programme
the Nazi Party platform announced in 1920, mixing nationalist, antisemitic, anti-Versailles, and social promises.
- Category
- Political programme
- Region
- Germany
- Date range
- 1920
What it means
The Twenty-Five Point Programme was the Nazi Party platform announced in Munich on 24 February 1920. It demanded revision of Versailles, a greater Germany, exclusion of Jews from citizenship, stronger central authority, and a mixture of social and economic promises designed to attract different groups of angry postwar voters.
