On June 22, 1933, Hitler's government dissolved the Social-Democratic Party and removed the last major party against Hitler from the cabinet. It also abolished the results of the March election, when the Socialists were accused of being traitors only after the Nazis. Soon after the election, Hitler banned the Communist Party. On June 21, the German People's Party was dissolved, and the party leader Alfred-Hugenberg withdrew from the cabinet. Hitler in a merciless publication about the Socialists accused them of being traitors, and called their party the "subversive" party, was not in favour of the Communist Party. In fact, those socialists on the top of Hitler's cabinet had almost no power, and their main force was supported by the people who, according to the recent pressures of the Workers' Union,