Portrayal in Films
The film Hitler: The Rise of Evil contains a scene portraying the passage of the Enabling Act. The portrayal in the film is, however, inaccurate, as the non-Nazi members of the Reichstag, including Vice-Chancellor von Papen, are shown object. In reality, the Act met little resistance, with only the centre-left Social Democratic Party voting against passage.
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