Anti-Semitism in Nazi G 1933-39 Flashcards

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Anti-semitism had been common since the

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middle ages

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Where did Hitler expound his Jewish hatred

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Mein Kampf

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According to Hitler, what was communism?

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A Jewish-Bolshevik conspiracy

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According to Hitler, what problems were Jews responsible for? (2)

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  • invention of communism

- loss of WW1

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What was Social Darwinism?

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Certain races of humans naturally dominate over others

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Why were Nazis jealous at Jewish wealth and position? (stats)

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Jews 1% population, but…

  • 17% G’s lawyers
  • 16% bankers
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What % Germany’s lawyers did Jews make up?

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17%

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What % Germany’s bankers did Jews make up?

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16%

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What was cumulative radicalisation in Nazi Germany?

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The process of anti-semitic policies progressing slowly and increasingly becoming more radical

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What was cumulative radicalisation otherwise known as?

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Gradualism

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When was the one-day boycott of Jewish businesses?

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1 April 1933

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Who organised the one-day Boycott of J businesses

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Goebbels

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How was the one day boycott of J shops ineffective

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Limited response
Not universally accepted by G ppl. Some cont shopping Jewish shops to show disapproval
Bad publicity abroad

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Who was against the one day boycott of J shops w/in the govt?

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Influential conservatives such as Schacht, who thought it would have a detrimental effect on the economy

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How did the SA help harass Jews?

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used their power at a local level to use violence against thE Hews via damage to their property, violent attacks and intimidation

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what anti-semitic policy opened on 7 April 1933?

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‘Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service’ which excluded Jews from the Civil service

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What anti-semitic policy was intro 22 April 1933?

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A law that banned Jewish doctors from working in the state healthcare system

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What anti-semitic policy occurred on the 25 April 1933?

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A law restricting the number of Jewish students at a school or university to 5%

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what anti-semitic policy occurred on the 4 October 1933

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Law for the exclusion of Jewish Journalists

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When was the Law for the restoration of the civil service implemented?

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7 April 1933

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When was the law banning Jewish doctors from working n state healthcare system implemented?

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22 April 1933

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When was the law for the exclusion of Jewish Journalists implemented?

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4 October 1933

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When was the law restricting the no J students at a school or university passed?

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25 April 1933

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What was the impact of the ‘Hindenburg Clause’? (stats)

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75% Jewish doctors remained in positions

70% Jewish lawyers remained in positions

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When were the Nuremberg Laws announced?
15 September 1935
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How were the Nuremberg Laws a key tp in anti-semitism?
Formalised anti-semitism, depriving Jews of political, legal, biological and civil rights
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What two laws were included in the Nuremberg Laws?
- 'Law for the Protection of German Blood and German Honour' | - 'Reich Citizenship Law'
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What was the 'Law for the Protection of German Blood and German Honour'?
Biological discrimination, forbidding marriage and extra-marital affairs between Germans and Jewish people
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What was the 'Reich Citizenship Law'?
Denial of Jewish civil rights and defining Jews as 'subjects' rather than citizens of Germany
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In what way (stat) did the Nuremberg Laws fail?
Despite stipulations against mixed relats, only 7$ couples actually divorced
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How would one class a Jew?
Someone with three or more Jewish Grandparents
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Men applying to the SS had to prove aryan ancestry back to ------
1650
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From the start of the Nazi regime, influential or wealthy Js left G voluntarily to go to places like...
Palestine, Britain and the USA
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Who suggested that Jews should wear an identity badge?
SS Deputy Heydrich
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When did Jewish identity badges come into force?
1941 ish
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What event in 1938 incorporated 200 000 more Jews into the REich
Anschluss w Austria
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How many more Jews did the Anschluss w Austria incorporate into the Reich
200 000
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What office was established to promote Jewish emigration?
Reich Central Office for Jewish Emigration
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When and where was the Central Office for J emigration first set up?
In Vienna Jan 1939
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Who set up the REich Central Office for Emigration?
Jewish Expert Adolf Eichmann and Reynhardt Heydrich
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Within 6mts, the rEich Central Office for J Emigration in Vienna had forced out----
25% Austria's Jews
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A similar Office for J immigration set up in Berlin when
Feb 1939
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What did the SS set up to organise all Jewish organisations in emigration plans?
Reich Association
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By ----- the SS directed Nazi Jewish policy
1939
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What was Goebbels anti-semitic aims?
Set out to indoctrinate Gs in anti-semitism
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AS posters and signs put up such as -----
'Jews are not wanted here'
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How graphic was 'The Eternal Jew'
people fainted on watching
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What was Goebbels newspaper called?
'Der Angriff' (the attack)
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what was newspaper 'Der Angriff' used for
attack Jews
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Who edited the newspaper Der Sturmer
Julius Streicher
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What kind of content was in Der Streicher?
openly anti-semitic w seedy range of articles devoted to pornography and violence
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What did Goebbels help orchestrate in his campaign against 'Jewish Intellectualism'?
May 1933 in Berlin, Public Book Burning of 20 000 books which were the works of Jewish and Communist authors
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When was Kristallnacht?
9-10 November 1938
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What triggered Kristallnacht?
the murder of a German Embassy Official in Paris 7 Nov 1938 by a Jewish Youth
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What was Kristallnacht?
A violent pogrom conducted by the Nazis against the Jews
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What was Goebbels motivation for orchestrating the response by the SS?
wanted to win back HItler's favour after his disreputable affair with a Czech Waitress
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How many Jewish businesses were destroyed in Kristallnacht?
over 8000
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How many synagogues were burnt down during Kristallnacht?
400
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How many Jewish Shops burnt down over Kristallnacht?
7500
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How many Jews were arrested as a consequence of Kristallnacht?
20 000 and placed in conc camps
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How many Jews killed in Kristallnacht?
91
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What recriminations w/in Nazi leadership did Kristallnacht have?
Goring angered by its impact on his aryanisation policy and called a conference on Jewish policy
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How large of a fine did Goring call to be paid for by Jews for damage sustained during Kristallnacht?
1 Billion Reichmarks
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What further (broad) law did Goring implement after Kristallnacht
one excluding Jews from economic life
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Despite widespread intimidation, still 40 000 J businesses left in G by
April 1938
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What decree did Goring pass April 1938
Decree for the Registration of Jewish Property meant that all J property worth over 5000 Reichmarls had to be registered and couldn't be sold or leased w/out govt permission
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What anti-semitic policy passed in June 1938? It soon extended to...
Jewish doctors prohibited from treating German patients. This soon extended to Jewish lawyers, vets and dentists