What were the main features of Hitler's domestic policy after 1933?

He suppressed all other political parties and made Germany a one-party state, ended trade unions and the free press, and used the Gestapo and concentration camps against opponents. He pursued an intensely anti-Semitic policy, culminating in the Nuremberg Laws. He began rearmament and large public works to end unemployment, and brought education and youth organisations under Nazi control.

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Explanation

The Enabling Act of 1933 gave him power to rule by decree.