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The Enabling Act of 1933, which transferred legislative power to the Nazi cabinet
in 1933 used a sequence of emergency decrees, legislative transfers of power, legal bans on parties and unions, and a campaign of intimidation and policing to erase checks on executive authority and c...
The United States avoided an Enabling‑Act style legal seizure of power largely because of the constitutional architecture—separation of powers, federalism and a written charter that dispersed authorit...
Yes: using powers granted by the Enabling Act, the Nazi government moved in January 1934 to end organized Freemasonry in Germany—issuing directives that led to the formal disbandment of lodges and the...