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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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2
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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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4
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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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5
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What was Social Darwinism?

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Certain races of humans naturally dominate over others

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6
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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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9
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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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10
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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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13
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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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14
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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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17
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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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25
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When were the Nuremberg Laws announced?

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15 September 1935

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How were the Nuremberg Laws a key tp in anti-semitism?

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Formalised anti-semitism, depriving Jews of political, legal, biological and civil rights

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27
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What two laws were included in the Nuremberg Laws?

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  • ‘Law for the Protection of German Blood and German Honour’

- ‘Reich Citizenship Law’

28
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What was the ‘Law for the Protection of German Blood and German Honour’?

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Biological discrimination, forbidding marriage and extra-marital affairs between Germans and Jewish people

29
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What was the ‘Reich Citizenship Law’?

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Denial of Jewish civil rights and defining Jews as ‘subjects’ rather than citizens of Germany

30
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In what way (stat) did the Nuremberg Laws fail?

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Despite stipulations against mixed relats, only 7$ couples actually divorced

31
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How would one class a Jew?

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Someone with three or more Jewish Grandparents

32
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Men applying to the SS had to prove aryan ancestry back to ——

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1650

33
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From the start of the Nazi regime, influential or wealthy Js left G voluntarily to go to places like…

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Palestine, Britain and the USA

34
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Who suggested that Jews should wear an identity badge?

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SS Deputy Heydrich

35
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When did Jewish identity badges come into force?

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1941 ish

36
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What event in 1938 incorporated 200 000 more Jews into the REich

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Anschluss w Austria

37
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How many more Jews did the Anschluss w Austria incorporate into the Reich

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200 000

38
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What office was established to promote Jewish emigration?

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Reich Central Office for Jewish Emigration

39
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When and where was the Central Office for J emigration first set up?

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In Vienna Jan 1939

40
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Who set up the REich Central Office for Emigration?

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Jewish Expert Adolf Eichmann and Reynhardt Heydrich

41
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Within 6mts, the rEich Central Office for J Emigration in Vienna had forced out—-

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25% Austria’s Jews

42
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A similar Office for J immigration set up in Berlin when

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Feb 1939

43
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What did the SS set up to organise all Jewish organisations in emigration plans?

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Reich Association

44
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By —– the SS directed Nazi Jewish policy

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1939

45
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What was Goebbels anti-semitic aims?

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Set out to indoctrinate Gs in anti-semitism

46
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AS posters and signs put up such as —–

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‘Jews are not wanted here’

47
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How graphic was ‘The Eternal Jew’

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people fainted on watching

48
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What was Goebbels newspaper called?

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‘Der Angriff’ (the attack)

49
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what was newspaper ‘Der Angriff’ used for

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attack Jews

50
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Who edited the newspaper Der Sturmer

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Julius Streicher

51
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What kind of content was in Der Streicher?

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openly anti-semitic w seedy range of articles devoted to pornography and violence

52
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What did Goebbels help orchestrate in his campaign against ‘Jewish Intellectualism’?

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May 1933 in Berlin, Public Book Burning of 20 000 books which were the works of Jewish and Communist authors

53
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When was Kristallnacht?

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9-10 November 1938

54
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What triggered Kristallnacht?

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the murder of a German Embassy Official in Paris 7 Nov 1938 by a Jewish Youth

55
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What was Kristallnacht?

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A violent pogrom conducted by the Nazis against the Jews

56
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What was Goebbels motivation for orchestrating the response by the SS?

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wanted to win back HItler’s favour after his disreputable affair with a Czech Waitress

57
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How many Jewish businesses were destroyed in Kristallnacht?

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over 8000

58
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How many synagogues were burnt down during Kristallnacht?

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400

59
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How many Jewish Shops burnt down over Kristallnacht?

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7500

60
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How many Jews were arrested as a consequence of Kristallnacht?

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20 000 and placed in conc camps

61
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How many Jews killed in Kristallnacht?

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91

62
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What recriminations w/in Nazi leadership did Kristallnacht have?

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Goring angered by its impact on his aryanisation policy and called a conference on Jewish policy

63
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How large of a fine did Goring call to be paid for by Jews for damage sustained during Kristallnacht?

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1 Billion Reichmarks

64
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What further (broad) law did Goring implement after Kristallnacht

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one excluding Jews from economic life

65
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Despite widespread intimidation, still 40 000 J businesses left in G by

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April 1938

66
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What decree did Goring pass April 1938

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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

67
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What anti-semitic policy passed in June 1938? It soon extended to…

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Jewish doctors prohibited from treating German patients. This soon extended to Jewish lawyers, vets and dentists

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