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Controversy: Efficiency - Dates Flashcards

1
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Anti-Jewish boycott

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April 1933

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Germany withdraws from the League of Nations

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October 1933

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Law on the Head of State of the German Reich (proclaims Hitler to be Fuhrer)

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August 1934

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Reich Local Government Law (gives local Nazi officials more power)

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January 1935

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Anti-German Stresa Front formed

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April 1935

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Anglo-German naval agreement

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June 1935

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Nuremberg rally and passing of the Nuremberg Laws

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September 1935

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German remilitarisation of the Rhineland

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March 1936

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Hitler appoints SS leader - Heinrich Himmler - as chief of the German police

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June 1936

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10
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Hossbach Conference

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November 1937

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11
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Anschluss with Austria

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March 1938

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Decree forbidding Jewish doctors from treating Aryan patients (Gerhard Wagner, working towards the Fuhrer)

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June 1938

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13
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Sudetenland given to Germany (Munich Conference)

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September 1938

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14
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Kristallnacht

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9-10 November 1938

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15
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Goring sets up the Reich Central Office for Jewish Emigration and puts Heydrich in charge of it

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January 1939

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16
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Germany invades the rest of Czechoslovakia

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March 1939

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17
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Pact of Steel with Italy signed (secured Italian support)

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May 1939

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18
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The Labour Decree

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1934

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Remilitarisation of the Rhineland

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March 1936

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Army swear oath of allegiance to Hitler, under the initiative of General Blomberg

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2 August 1934

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21
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Newarth is replaced by von Ribbentrop as Foreign Minister

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1938

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At a Nuremberg rally, Hitler makes an official sanction for more radical anti-Semitic policies.

23
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SD authorised to act outside the Law regarding anti-Semitic behaviour

24
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In this year, Hitler and the Nazis viewed the solution to the Jewish question as emigration to Madagascar or Palestine

25
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Blomberg-Fritsch Affair

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Hitler becomes Commander in Chief of the Army, and removes a further 12 army generals (as well as Blomberg & Fritsch)

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January 1938 (after the Blomberg-Fritsch Affair)

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Hitler ignores aims of the German Foreign Ministry to develop closer relations with the USSR and instead begins to develop hatred for them (interventionist)

28
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Hitler signs the four-power pact (to revise Versailles pragmatically)

29
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Hitler reintroduces conscription despite apprehension from the army leadership

30
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Hitler replaced Newarth as Foreign Minister with von Ribbentrop (Newarth had questioned Hitler’s plans to go to war in the near future, and Ribbentrop, though less experienced, was far more radical)

31
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Anglo-German Naval agreement (permitted G to build a fleet 35% of Britain’s)

32
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By this year, Hitler had rebuilt Germany’s military and diplomatic strength (economy recovered, army increased to half a million, formed key alliances)

33
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Non-agression Pact with Poland (which Hitler undermined in 1939 when he invaded)

34
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Hjalmar Schacht is appointed as Minister of Economics, after previously being President of the Reichsbank

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August 1934

35
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Introduction of the New Plan (regulation of trade and currency transactions, Mefo Bills and Bilateral Trade agreements).

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Sept. 1934 (after Schacht is appointed Minster of Economics)

36
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Schacht headed domestic policy through Hitler’s ‘divide and rule’ tactic during these years

37
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Schacht forced to resign as Economics Minister and replaced by Walter Funk (far more radical, who then became willing to be subordinate to Goering in the Four Year Plan)

38
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Law on the Head of the State of the German Reich (confirming HItler absorbing powers of Chancellor and Fuhrer as Hindenburg was dying)

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1 August 1934

39
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Plebiscite on Hitler becoming Fuhrer where he received 89.9% vote in favour

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19 August 1934

40
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Hitler appoints Himmler as head of all police, centralising government and ending the polycracy between party and state (the police no longer served the state but instead to Fuhrer)

41
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Hitler authorised Kristallnacht in a private meeting with Goebbels

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9 November 1938

42
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By this year, 20 million people had the people’s radio

43
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Hitler’s memorandum where he says that Germany needs to be ready for war in 4 years, initiating spending 2/3 of all industrial investment on rearmament (between 1936-9)

44
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Great German Art Exhibition in Munich (attended by 600,000 people)

45
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Hitler oversees the founding of 125 factory art exhibitions

46
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Night of the Long Knives

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30 June 1934

47
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Aktion T4 Programme

48
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‘Law to ensure the unity of Party and State’ (so vague that it was essentially meaningless)

49
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Law for the Reconstruction of the Reich

50
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Establishment of the ‘People’s Court’ (Nazi jury; legal authorities of the state lost influence to the SS-police system who increasingly acted above the Law)

51
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Cabinet didn’t meet after this date

52
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Labour Front Decree

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October 1934

53
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Meeting between Rudolf Hess (who believed Hitler would want all Jews to emigrate) and Ministry of the Interior (who felt they should be kept as hostages) where Hitler didn’t intervene

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November 1935

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