Adolf Hitler challenges incumbent Paul von Hindenburg in 1932 German election

In a nationwide election, President von Hindenburg faced opposition from Hitler, known as the 'mustache storm.' Despite intense campaigning, Hitler's timing was not right for his group to seize power. Hindenburg ultimately won the election and continued as president.

Who was the reigning president during the nationwide test?

• Paul von Hindenburg

• Joseph Stalin

• Winston Churchill

• Adolf Hitler

What was the nature of the electioneering by troop leaders?

• Moderate and controlled

• Silent and unnoticed

• Feverish and intense

• Calm and peaceful

What was the main reason for the troop leaders' electioneering?

• To gain power for Hitler

• To support Hindenburg

• To promote peace

• To oppose the mustache storm

Why was Hitler unable to gain power during this election?

• His followers were not ready

• He did not participate in the election

• He was not eligible to run

• He supported Hindenburg

What was the outcome of the election?

• Hindenburg won and remained president

• Hitler won and became president

• The election was inconclusive

• A new candidate emerged victorious