Germany, 2c life in Nazi Germany

Question 1

Types of minority groups nazis opposed

Answer 1

Religous people
Jewish people
Gypsies
disabled people
Homosexuals
Black people

Question 2

How were Jewish people treated

Answer 2

They were encouraged to be bullied at school
Jews became known as sub-human
Nazis stopped people from shopping in Jewish shops
By 1939 they were made to wear a star of david
Jews couldn’t ride on certain areas of streetcar
Jews couldn’t marry non Jewish people

Question 3

Edelweis pirates

Answer 3

*Loose gangs based in different cities
*Young workers
*Mainly teenagers
*Went hiking, listened to banned records, and dressed in a provocative way
*Fought with the Hitler Youth

Question 4

White rose

Answer 4

*Students at the University of Munich
*Most were in their early 20s
*Wrote and distributed anti-Nazi leaflets
*A small, tight-knit group

Question 5

Hitler Youth

Answer 5

Made for boys.
Taught them how to be a soldier
separated from women

Question 6

League of German Girls

Answer 6

Made for women
Taught girls how to be housewives
Strict ideas about what women should do

Question 7

Gestapo

Answer 7

Nazi seceret police
Informed the nazis on who was against them
Wore plain clothes to blend on
Could be anyone
Tortured people for confessions

Question 8

SS

Answer 8

led by Himmler
Replaced the SA
50,000
Intimidated people into obedience
Ran concentration camps

Question 9

Concentration camps

Answer 9

Imprisoned enemies of regime, Communists, Socialists, Trade Unionists, Churchmen
Ran by the SS
Prisoners were made to do slave labour

Question 10

Why was there a lack of opposition to the Nazis

Answer 10

Communists and socialists refused to cooperate.
Major censorship of anything non-nazi
Opposition groups like the Edelweis pirates were disorganised
People kept views to themselves, they didn’t speak out
Fear of regime, Gestapo, SS, concentration camps
Opposition leaders were killed or left the country

Question 11

Concordant

Answer 11

The catholic church signed the concordant in 1933. It meant that they would keep their rights but had to stay out of politics.

Question 12

Churches were a threat

Answer 12

Hitler saw the churches as a threat to the nazis.
many Germans were Christain so they had a lot of power.
If people worshipped god they would not worship Hitler.

Question 13

Reichbishop

Answer 13

In 1933 Hitler appointed the Nazi Ludwig Muller as Reichbishop.

Question 14

martin Niemoller

Answer 14

He spoke out against the Nazis by preaching anti-nazi sermons and was sent to a concentration camp