Changes made to the Nazi Party from 1926 Flashcards

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What did the Nazi Party do to protect the image of the Fuhrer?

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-Fuhrerprinzip->charismatic leader, absolute authority
-total obedience to Hitler
-trying to carry out his aims and unite the one party state

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What was the impact of the Nazis trying to protect the image of the Fuhrer?

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-image of a strong leader was appealing to German people due to the instability of the coalition governments
-key people in positions of power worked towards the Fuhrer by being loyal to his policies

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What was the impact of the SA?

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-his own private army->used to remove opposition

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What was the impact of the Hitler Youth?

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-helped him gain support from the children

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What was the impact of the Nazi Teachers’ Association?

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-helped spread the Nazi message

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What was the Nazi Welfare organisation?

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ran soup kitchens

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What was the impact of the Nazi Welfare organisation?

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-win over working class since they are helping them by providing food

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What was the book that Hitler wrote in prison called and what did it start?

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-Mein Kampf
-started Nazi ideology

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What was the impact of the Mein Kampf (book Hitler wrote in prison) book?

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-made Nazi propaganda more accessible to wider middle class support->he identified Jews with Russian Bolshevism (communism)
-ideas of a racially pure state and Lebensraum (living space) in Western Russia outlined

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What was the impact of the Volkischer Beobachter newspaper with propaganda?

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-used to convey and spread Nazi messages quickly as many read the newspaper

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What did mass meeting and rallies help reinforce with propaganda?

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-appealed emotionlly to the voters->reinforced exiting sympathies->more support->understood what people wanted
-reinforced existing sympathies

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Who was the leader of propanganda from 1924?

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Goebbels

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What was the impact of Goebbels being head of propaganda?

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-helped spread propaganda

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14
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Who were the core supporters of the Nazi Party?

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peasantry

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When was the the agricultural depression and what was a result of it?

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-1927-1928
-Hitler wanted to target the groups affected by it

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16
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What were impacts of the Golden Age?

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-less success in agriculture->falling incomes and increased debt
-German peasantry made up 1/3rd population->lower spending power
-German exports post WW1 were lower than pre-war
-Hindered by tariffs in many parts of the world

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What was the impact of the Golden Age on the Nazis?

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-Hitler targeted people who were struggling->they were looing for a new government and the Nazi Party appealed to them->rise in support

18
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What was the new Party structure like? (Gaue)

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-divided the Nazi Party into 35 Gaue regions ruled by a gauleiter
-below these were local branches which were run by a cadre (core unit) of activists

19
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What was an impact of the new party structure? (Gaue)

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-he had Nazi leaders in each region of Germany->crucial change because it spread his power/influence and made it easier for him to promote Nazi messages->became very powerful