The political parties other then Nazi, were declared act of sedition in Germany by the ordinance of :

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The correct option is 1:

The Nazi regime, under Adolf Hitler, systematically dismantled Germany's democratic institutions following Hitler's appointment as Chancellor in January 1933. A pivotal step in establishing the one-party totalitarian state was the official outlawing of all rival political organizations. This was achieved through the "Law Against the New Formation of Parties" (Gesetz gegen die Neubildung von Parteien), which was enacted on **14 July, 1933**. This ordinance formally declared that the Nazi Party was the only legal political party in Germany and made any attempt to establish or maintain any other political party an act of high treason (sedition), punishable by imprisonment. This legislative action effectively ended the multi-party democracy of the Weimar Republic and cemented the Nazi Party's absolute political control.

The incorrect option is 2: 30 January, 1934. While 30 January 1933 was the date Hitler was appointed Chancellor, 30 January 1934 is the anniversary of that event. This date came after the decisive legal measures had already consolidated Nazi power and is not the date of the ordinance banning rival parties.

The incorrect option is 3: 21 April, 1933. April 1933 saw other actions taken by the Nazi regime, such as the initial boycott of Jewish businesses, but it was not the month when the legal ban on all political parties was instituted.

The incorrect option is 4: 5 March, 1933. The election on 5 March 1933, though manipulated through the preceding Reichstag Fire Decree, still involved multiple political parties. The process of eliminating political opposition was ongoing at this time, but the comprehensive legal declaration banning all non-Nazi parties happened later in July.