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1
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what percentage of the German population were protestant in the 1930s?

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66%

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2
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what was in decline in Germany?

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church attendance

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what were most people still loyal to in Germany?

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their religion

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4
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what were the Christian church suspicious of?

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Liberal policies on individual freedoms of the Weimar Republic

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5
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were the Catholic Church willing to work with the Nazis?

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yes

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6
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what did the Church share with the Nazis?

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anti-communist views

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what did the church in Germany fear?

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communism

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8
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what did Hitler understand?

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the importance of religion

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what did hitler want to do by working with the Church?

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he wanted to remove their influence over: education, the youth and politics

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what did the Church in Germany have great influence over?

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education, politics and youth

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11
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what did the Nazis want to create (religion)?

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one unified protestant church

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12
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why did the Nazis want to create one unified protestant church?

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it would be easier to control

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what were regional churches replaced by?

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a single church known as “Reichskirche”

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what was the name of the Nazi church?

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‘Reichskirche’

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what was the german christian movement?

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a movement which combined christianity, racism and anti-semitism

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what did the german christian movement want to do?

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they wanted to remove the ‘Jewish’ Old Testament from the Bible

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17
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who was the head of the ‘Reicchskirche’?

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Bishop Ludwig Muller

18
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who was Bishop Ludwig Muller?

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the head of the ‘Reichskirche’

19
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what did Bishop Ludwig Muller do as head of the ‘Reichskirche’? (3 things)

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-removed Jewish pastors
-allowed Gestapo to monitor the contents of sermons
-ordered protestant youth groups to join Hitler Youth

20
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how did the Nazis view the Catholic Church?

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they viewed the international nature of it as suspicious

21
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what did the Catholic Church display?

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a willingness to work with the Nazis

22
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what was the name of the agreement signed by the Nazis and the Church?

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the 1933 Concordat

23
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what was the concordat 1933?

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an agreement between the Catholic Church and the Nazis

24
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what did the concordat guarantee?

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it guaranteed freedom of worship, protection of organisations and catholic education in Nazi State

25
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what did the Church agree to abstain from interfering in German society?

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politics

26
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was the concordat of 1933 agreement maintained by the Nazis?

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no

27
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how did the Nazis break the concordat? (4 details)

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-the Gestapo persecuted members of Catholic organisations (seized Jesuit property)
-Catholic youth groups banned
- intimidation to stop attending catholic schools
-propaganda campaign against the church (accusations of homosexuality + financial corruption)

28
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how did the Church react to the Nazis breaking the agreement?

A

they did not challenge

29
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examples of Anti-semitism:

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-boycotted Jewish businesses
-law for the restoration of the professional service (civil service)
-restrictions on Jews working in medicine/legal professions
-banned Jewish actors from performing
-banned from cinemas, theatres and sporting. events
-offensive slogans painted on walls
-1935 Nuremburg Laws (Jews classed as 2nd class citizens)

30
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what did the 1935 Nuremburg Laws mean for Jews?

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they were officially classed as 2nd class citizens

31
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when did Kristallnacht occur?

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November 9th 1938

32
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what was Kristallnacht?

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a violent attack on the Jewish community organised by the Nazis

33
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what was Kristallnacht in response to?

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the murder of a German diplomat Ernest vom Rath

34
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who was Ernest Rohm killed by?

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a Jewish student who was frustrated at his family being deported

35
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why was the Jewish student frustrated?

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his family was deported by the Nazis

36
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what happened during Kristallnacht?

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synagogues and Jewish businesses were burned and attacked

37
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who carried out the attacks?

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the SA,SS and Hitler Youth

38
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what happened to Jews during Kristallnacht?

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they were murdered, arrested, attacked, sent to concentration camps

39
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who was fined by the Nazis for the murder of Ernest Rohm?

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the Jewish community

40
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how much was the jewish community fined?

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1 billion marks

41
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what did Kristallnacht cause?

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the rate of emigration and suicide accelerated amongst the Jewish community

42
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what was the Nazis Anti-Semitism policy?

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  1. exclusion from German life
  2. escalation of violent persecution (Kristallnacht)
  3. mass destruction of Jews in Europe (final solution/Holocaust)

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