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Boycotts and nuremburg Flashcards

1
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When did the Nazi regime place a boycott on Jewish shops

A

1st April 1933

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2
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What did Hitler claim the reason for the Jewish boycott was

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It was the response to international Jews boycotting German history

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3
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How did the Nazis stop people entering the Jewish shops

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Peer pressure by shouting aggressively in the streets
Stormtroopers blocked the entrances
Jewish shops had a star of David painted onto them

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4
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What was the reaction of the boycott from people on the streets

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They were confused what was going on

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5
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What were some issues with the boycotts

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Featured prominently in German and global news, many businesses were half Jewish, controlled by foreign creditors and many still used the shops to show opposition

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6
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How long did the boycott last

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1 day

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7
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What was the SAs expectation of the policy

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It was going to be an indefinite policy

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8
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What was Hitlers aims regarding the boycott

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Did not want a ‘revolution from below’ (chaos in Germany)
Concerned about reaction of conservatives supporters in Germany
Worried about foreign opinion
Boycott briefly allowed as a grudging concession to radicalists
Focus on LEGAL REVOLUTION

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9
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What was the radicalists aims of the boycott

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Continuation of revolution needed
Beginning of taking Nazi control
Glorious new Nazi period

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10
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What was the view of the boycott

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Unleashing of Nazi violence of new Dictatorship only 1 week after Enabling Act

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11
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What law removed Jews from the civil service

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Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service

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12
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When was the Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service

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April 1933

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13
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What was the issues with Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service

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No scientific definition on who was Jewish and Hindenburg demanded exemption for WWII veterans and orphans

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14
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Who were the primary victims of Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service

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Jewish middle class

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15
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How many Jews left Germany in 1933

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37,000

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16
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When were the licenses of Jewish lawyers revoked

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1937 and 1938

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17
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What percentage of layers did Jews make up

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16%

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18
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When was the executive order on the Reich tax law

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January 11th 1936

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19
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What happened to the licenses of Jewish tax consultants

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They were revoked

20
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What percentage of non aryans continued to practise despite legislation

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60%

21
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After what date could Jewish doctors no loner treat non Jewish patients

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April 1933

22
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What percentage of the doctors in Prussia were Jewish in 1933

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16%

23
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Wat percentage of dermatologists in Germany were Jewish in 1933

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25%

24
Q

What happened to Jews and medical university

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They could only join if they converted

25
Q

What happened to most Jewish doctors

A

They still carried on practising

26
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Why did propaganda state Jewish doctors were a danger to German society

A

Tales of inappropriate actions from Jewish doctors

27
Q

What happened to Jewish professors in universities

A

They were dismissed

28
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When did the Mayor of Berlin order public schools to not admit Jewish children until further notice

A

April 9th 1937

29
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When did the Reich Ministry of Education ban Jewish teachers from public schools

A

October15th 1933

30
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What was imposed in 1933 that stated only a certain number of Jews could be accepted into schools and universities

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A quota

31
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What did propaganda state about Jews and education

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An educated Jew posed a threat to Germany

32
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What were classmates of Jews told

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That their classmates were unworthy of being in the same school as them

33
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What was the law that centralized control of the press and restricted the rights of journalists

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Reich press law

34
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When was the Reich press law introduced

A

1933

35
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What happened to journalists who opposed Nazi ideology

A

Punished

36
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What things did Nazis change in regards to the news

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They spread ‘false’ news, revoked press licences and censored content

37
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How did the Nazis impose the restrictions on the press

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Violence and intimidation was used

38
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When were the Nuremburg laws introduced

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1935

39
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Why were the Nuremberg laws introduced

A

Believed the prosecution of the Jews had not gone far enough

40
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What was the Reich Citizenship Law

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Only someone with pure German blood could be a citizen, anyone else was to have fewer rights

41
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What was the Law for the Protection of German Blood and Honour

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Outlawed marriage of aryans to non ayans aswell as sexual contact

42
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What was a full Jew

A

Someone with 3 Jewish grandparents

43
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What was a half Jew

A

Someone with 2 Jewish grandparents

44
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What did the Nuremburg laws mean for the Jews

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They left Jews with a binding right to the German state but with no political rights and protection a citizen of Germany would expect

45
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What became critical with the introduction of the Nuremburg laws

A

Documented proof of birth

46
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What increased due to the Nuremburg laws

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The number of falsified documents of aryan ancestry that were sold illegally

47
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What rights did half Jews have

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Some, served in lower ranks in the military

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