When was Adolf Hitler appointed as Chancellor of Germany?

Adolf Hitler was appointed as Chancellor of Germany on January 30, 1933. This significant event took place when President Paul von Hindenburg, under political pressure and in an attempt to stabilize the country, decided to appoint Hitler to the post. Although Hitler did not possess a majority in the German Parliament, his appointment as Chancellor marked the beginning of his rise to power. This decision ultimately allowed Hitler and his Nazi Party to implement their radical policies, leading to the eventual establishment of a totalitarian regime in Germany.