1.2 Opposition + Control - FRG Flashcards

1
Q

What was the main opposition in the rebuilding stage 1949

A

SPD (against Year Zero + hiring ex nazis in civil service)

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2
Q

which party was banned 1952

A

Socialist Reich party (similar views to nazi)

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3
Q

What did the KPD do in 1953

A

Communist demonstration
- 6000 clash with police in Munich

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4
Q

What did Young people want to confront in the 1960s

A

Nazi past (rejected ‘Year Zero’)

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5
Q

Why were there protests against FRG’s military

A
  • Involvement with West and possibility of storing Atomic Weapons
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6
Q

Who was the APO

A
  • Young intellectual students with no LW parties to support
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7
Q

Which party was banned 1956

A

KPD

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8
Q

what did the APO do

A

Violent Protests on streets
Showed ‘Viva Maria’ radical film

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9
Q

who did SDS (German Socialist Student Union) brake away from

A

1961, SPD

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10
Q

What did SDS want

A

More radical protests

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11
Q

What happened in 1967 in regards to SDS

A

student got shot during Human rights protest for Iran
- Membership grew

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12
Q

When did SDS member Dutschke get shot by RW believer

A

April 1968

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13
Q

What was the name of the series of attacks on Springer Press officers

A

Easter Riots

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14
Q

When was SDS last major protest

A

11th May 1968

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15
Q

how many protestors gathered for SDS final protest + what did it lead to

A

80,000
Emergency Law passed

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16
Q

What did emergency Law grant

A

Gov got power of arrest and surveillance

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17
Q

What challenge did FRG face with protests in 1970s

A
  • protestors resorted to terrorism
  • FRG put up wanted terrorist posters
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18
Q

when Did a leader of West Berlin Tupamaros get shot

A

1971 - by police

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19
Q

When was the Baader-meinhoff first Bombing

A

1970, Dahlem

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20
Q

What did Baader-Meinhoff call itself

A

RAF - Red Army Faction

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21
Q

what was the issue of Baader-meinhoff membership in 1970

A

most members in prison

22
Q

When and How did Holgar Meins Die

A

Nov 1970, Hunger strike for Baader meinhoff

23
Q

when were all Baader Meinhoff members arrested

24
Q

Who did Baader meinhoff target with their bombings

A

Homes of Lawyers

25
Q

Why did terrorism decrease

A

people realise it was ineffective

26
Q

What was public opinion of terrorism like in 1970

A

-1/5 germans felt sympathy for Baader meinhoff
- 5% willing to let them stay a night

27
Q

Who did Gov control most heavily effect

A

LW extremist (like Weimar)

28
Q

When was the BFV + BND set up

A

BFV = 1950
BND = 1956

29
Q

What were BVF and BND entitled to do

A

investigate people they suspected working against Basic Law
(BVF only national)
(BND abroad and national)

30
Q

what were the restriction of BFV and BND

A

because of basic Law
forbid from opening mail/searching homes

31
Q

when did BND have right to go against Basic Law

A

1968 - Emergency Law granted

32
Q

What were the results of The BVF + BND

A

Decrease in protests
Increase in arrests
But now underground protesting

33
Q

What caused the establishment of the GSG-9

A

1972, Munich Olympics shooting of Israeli athletes

34
Q

What was the GSG-9

A

Special operation unit against terrorism

35
Q

What did GSG-9 do Oct 1977

A

Rescued hostages from hijacked plane
Arrested some Baader-meinhoff members

36
Q

How did FRG tackle extremists by restricting employment

A

1949-employment ban on KPD members (and nazi-like beliefs parties)

37
Q

How many people ,most there jobs due to employment ban from 1950-72

38
Q

When did Adenauer implement Article 131

39
Q

What was Article 131

A

allowed employment of Ex-Nazis in Civil service

40
Q

When was Anti-radical decree established

41
Q

what was the Anti radical decree

A

allowed for political vetting of anyone applying for State job (e.g. teachers)

42
Q

When did the Nuremberg trials take place

A

18th October 1945

43
Q

How many defendants persecuted in Nuremberg trials

A
  • 12/22 sentenced to death
  • 3 life sentences
  • 3 acquitted (not guilty)
  • rest sent to prison
44
Q

How many people arrested by end of 1946 - Denazification policies

45
Q

What was the issues behind denazification policies

A
  • Process looked Corrupt
  • left gaps in Key jobs
  • people joined because of fear/no choice
46
Q

when did Allie ban Nazi School Books + films

47
Q

in 1945-49 what did US opinion polls show about Denazification

A

2/3 of Germans though necessary
1951 - fell to under 1/4

48
Q

Why were people being critical of Allies being inconsistent

A

1000 Ex-Nazi Scientists + Doctors avoided persecution by working for USA

49
Q

In 1947, what percentage of Teachers in Bavaria lost their jobs because of De-Nazification, then returned

50
Q

in 1961, how many Uni students in Frankfurt believed in future of democracy

51
Q

What was Voter Turnout in 1949 + 1987

A

1949 = 78.5%
1987 = 84.3%

52
Q

During 195-64 what was the support for reinstallation of the monarchy

A

fell from 1/3 to 1/10