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Last Minute Revision Flashcards

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Hindenburg elected

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1925, 1932

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Brüning chancellor

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1930-32

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Nazis gain largest ever vote but still no majority…

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July 1932, 230 seats.

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Brüning bans the SA

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April 1932

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Brüning resigns

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May 1932

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Schleicher persuades Hindenburg to make him chancellor due to Papen trying to make new rules

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November 1932

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Reichstag fire

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February 1933

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Law of the Protection of the People and the State

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February 1933

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9
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Enabling Act

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March 1933

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Hitler becomes chancellor

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January 1933

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Papen ‘buys’ Nazi support

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January 1933

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Hitler wins a majority vote

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March 1933

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Hitler becomes Führer when Hindenburg dies in office

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August 1934

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Night of the Long Knives

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June 1934

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von Galen spoke out against the Nazi’s euthanasia program and stopped it

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1941

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Dietrich Bonhoeffer: Who was he, what did he do, what happened to him

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Member of the Confessing Church, he worked with anti-Nazi resistance. He was arrested in 1943 and died in a concentration camp in 1945.

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Who was Martin Niemöller and what happened to him?

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He was the leader of the Confessing Church and was anti-Nazi. He was sent to a concentration camp.

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Execution of the leaders of the White Rose movement

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February 1943

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Execution of some of the leaders of the Edelweiss Pirates in Düsseldorf

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1942

20
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Who were the “Beck-Goerdeler Group”?

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A violent group who by 1942 decided Hitler needed to be removed. They were responsible for the July Bomb Plot.

21
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Stauffenberg July Bomb Plot

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20th July 1944

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Interest-free loans introduced for women wishing to get married and leave work

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June 1933

23
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Married women were banned from top jobs as professionals (doctors, lawyers & civil servants)

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1933-36

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Nazis made abortion illegal

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1933

25
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Jewish women not allowed to marry Aryan men

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1935

26
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What was the Lebensborn?

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The “Spring of life” where the SS brought up illegitimate or orphaned racially-sound children.

27
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Concordat between the Nazis and the Pope

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July 1933

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When and who was the first bishop of the Reich Church?

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September 1933, Ludwig Müller

29
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Date Confessing Church was started by Neimöller

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October 1934

30
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Average working week length increased from __ to __ between __ and __

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From 43hrs to 47hrs between 1933 and 1939.

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By __ there were _% fewer women in work.

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By 1937 there were 6% fewer women in work.

32
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Locarno Pact: Date, what was it & what did it allow

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1925, pact between Germany and France and Belgium so they did not invade each other. This allowed Germany to join the League of Nations in 1926.

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What was the Rapollo agreement and when was it agreed?

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In 1922, Germany did a deal with the eastern borders of Russia. This boosted the economy of Germany, however it upset some right-wing Germans who disliked Communist Russia.

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Sparticists Rising

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January 1919

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Kapp Putsch

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March 1920

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Red Ruhr Rising

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March 1920

37
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Munich Putsch

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November 1923

38
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SR Purpose

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Start a chain reaction to take over Germany, similar to that of Russia by initiating a general strike and they started a revolution in Berlin.

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KP Purpose

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To overthrow the Weimar government.

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RRR Purpose

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Communists wanted a revolution and workers wanted better conditions and wages - 50,000 workers took over factories and raw material supplies.

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