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Controversy: Popularity - Dates Flashcards

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Reich Ministry of Popular Enlightenment and Propaganda created, with Goebbels at its head

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March 1933

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Sopade (SPD movement in exile) founded

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1933

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Editor’s Law calls for ‘racially pure’ journalism

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October 1933

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Plebiscite held to confirm one party rule in Germany (88% voted in favour)

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November 1933

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Beauty of Labour and Kraft lurch Freud (Strength through Joy) set up

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November 1933

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Marburg Speech

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June 1934

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Night of the Long Knives

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June 1934

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Law Concerning Measures for the Defence of the State (issued to justify the government’s actions in the Night of the Long Knives)

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July 1934

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Death of President Hindenburg

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August 1934

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Plebiscite confirms Hitler as Hindenburg’s successor and Fuhrer (89.8% supported it) (But 4 millions still voted against it)

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August 1934

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Hjalmar Schacht introduces the ‘New Plan’

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September 1934

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12
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Public launch of the Rearmament programme

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1935

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Himmler placed in overall control of policing in Germany

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1936

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Hermann Goring put in charge of the Office of the Four Year Plan

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1936

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Schacht resigns as Minister of Economics (disagreements over foreign policy)

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November 1937

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Blomberg-Fritsch Affair

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January 1938

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Hitler Youth Law (makes membership of Hitler Youth compulsory)

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March 1939

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Reich Security Head Office founded (centralises all security/terror in Third Reich)

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September 1939

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Sports Palace Speech in Berlin (Hitler outlined his intentions to destroy the ‘Marxist threat’

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February 1933

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Emergency Decree for the Protection of People and State

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28 February 1933

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21
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Reichstag Fire

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27 February 1933

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Emergency Decree for the Protection of People and State (took away all personal liberties and established the platform for dictatorship)

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28 February 1933

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Himmler (leader of SS) set up Dachau in Bavaria

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March 1933

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24
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By this time, the Nazis controlled the parliamentary assemblies of all regions

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April 1933

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Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service (made legal the purge of areas of the civil service which had ‘unreliable’ political elements).

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April 1933

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Nazi Book Burning (burning the books of ‘forbidden’ authors in Berlin)

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10 May 1933

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Rohm contacts the Defence Minister, Blomberg, demanding that the SA be allowed to take over national defence (placed Hitler in a position to choose to support either the armed forces of the SA)

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February 1934

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Formation of the Security Service (SD) of the SS, under Heydrich

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1931

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Himmler placed in overall control of policing in Germany (he now controlled the security service - Sipo -, the regular police - Orpo - and the security police - SD).

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1936

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Law to Reduce Unemployment (introduced ‘Arbeitdienst’ - work schemes)

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June 1933

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Regime launched the ‘Battle for Production’ to increase gain production and help peasantry

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1934-5

32
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Regime introduced Conscription

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1935

33
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Hjalmar Schacht appointed as President of Reichsbank

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May 1933

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Hjalmar Schacht made Minister of Economics (and soon after introduces the ‘New Plan’

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1934

35
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Schacht negotiates bilateral trade agreements with countries in South America and South-East Europe

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1934

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Schacht resigned (removal of a constraint within the party on radicalism)

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1937

37
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Trade Unions ransacked

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2 May 1933 (day after May Day holiday)

38
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The Hossbach Conference

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November 1937

39
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Hitler holds his last ever Cabinet meeting

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February 1938

40
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By this time, the Conservative establishments were very much tied to the regime

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Mid-1930s

41
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The Concordat signed

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June 1933

42
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Banning of crucifixes in schools

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1935

43
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Banning of Catholic Youth Groups

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1936

44
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Membership of the Hitler Youth was declared compulsory (in the ‘Hitler Youth Law’)

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March 1939

45
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Founding of the Adolf Hitler Schools (training the political leaders of the next generation)

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1937

46
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Creation of the Women’s Front

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May 1933

47
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Nazis promise the creation of a Volksgemeinschaft

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March 1935

48
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Nazi autoban programme accelerates

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1936

49
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Remilitarisation of the Rhineland

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March 1936

50
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Anschluss with Austria

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March 1938

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Sudetenland crisis & Munich Conference (gives Sudetenland to Germany, with Hitler promising this will be his last territorial demand)

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September 1938

52
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Germany invades Czechoslovakia (last democracy in Central Europe is destroyed)

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March 1939

53
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Germany laucnhes Blitzkrieg on Poland

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September 1939

54
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SOPADE report documents that “everyone is afraid of saying a word too many and landing oneself in danger”

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1938

55
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Dates of the propaganda films (directed by Leni Rienfenstahl) ‘Triumph of the Will’ and ‘Olympia’

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1936

1938

56
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Hitler buys the Volkischer Beobachter to circulate Nazi Anti-Semitic views (becomes the original propaganda organ of the Nazi Party)

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1923

57
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During this time, Germany had the largest radio audience in Europe (nearly 1 in 4 households had one)

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1930s

58
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By this year, the regime could broadcast to over 16 million Germans via radio

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1939

59
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In this time period, the state invested 5 billion Reichsmarks into Arbeitdienst programe (work schemes - trying to tackle unemployment)

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1932-5

60
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This period saw the collapse of agricultural prices - peasantry suffered

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1929-33

61
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‘Battle for Production’ launched (attempt to increase the production of grain due to Germany not having much foreign currency - not successful)

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1934-5

62
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Nazis created 6 million jobs for the unemployed in this year

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1933

63
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Between these years, unemployment in the working population decreased by 18.5%

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1933 - 1936

64
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Boycott of Jewish shops and businesses

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April 1933

65
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Rearmament is launched (expansion of army to 500,000, new Luftwaffe and Navy)

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March 1935

66
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Hitler takes over leadership of the Armed Forces

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27 January 1938

67
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Reichstag passes the ‘Law Concerning Measures for the Defence of the State’ (essentially legalising the NoLK)

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3 July 1934

68
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Hitler justifies his actions in the Night of the Long Knives to the Reichstag

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13 July 1934

69
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Goebbels’s ‘Extraordinary Radio Law’ (outlawed the reception of foreign radio signals)

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1939

70
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Lebensborn programme launched

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1935 (extended in 1939)

71
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Honour Cross of German Motherhood introduced

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1938

72
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Marriage Law

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1935

73
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Women’s Front set up by Robert Ley

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1933

74
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Launch of the People’s Car

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1938

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