life in nazi germany: public criticism during world war 2. Flashcards

1
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when did cardinal galen begin speaking out?

A

1934.

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2
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during what situations did cardinal galen start increase speaking out?

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during war time opposition increased as crimes became more apparent.

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3
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when did cardinal galen deliver his 3 sermons and what did they include?

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  1. denouncing use of terror by gestapo, taking of church property and murder of mentally ill and disabled people.
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4
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what nickname did cardinal galen gain?

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lion of munster.

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5
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how were cardinal galens sermons printed and distributed?

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illegally.

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how many of the other priests involved in cardinal galens criticism had what punishments and were where they carried out?

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3 of catholic priests who took part, caught and executed in lubeck.

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7
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what happens to cardinal galen- punishment and why?

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he survived war. too prominent to be eliminated but lived under virtual home arrest 1941-45.

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8
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who was dietrich bonhoeffer and when did he start opposing the nazis?

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protestant pasteur opposed nazis from 1933.

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during the 1930’s how did dietrich oppose the nazis?

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preached against them and trained new pastures to join cause.

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10
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what did dietrich join in the late 1930’s and despite what did they continue to do?

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secretly joined german resistance and despite gestapo hounding him continued work.

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what was dietrich banned from doing?

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writing, public speaking.

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12
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who did dietrich join and what did they include?

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abwehr (military intelligence) contained number of army officers who secretly opposed nazis regime.

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13
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why did dietrich oppose nazis and what did he do about it?

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he learnt full scale of nazis atrocities and increased his resistance and helped organise escape of jews to switzerland.

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14
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what happened to dietrich in 1943 and what did he do whilst there?

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arrested and held in jail- preached to inmates.

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where, when and what was significant about when/ where he died?

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killed in flossenburg concentration camp april 1945. 2 weeks before end of war.

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16
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what was significant about saturday 27 february 1943?

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last action to round up remaining jews in berlin.

17
Q

what happened during rosenstrasse?

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1 group of men taken to building that had been the welfare office of berlin jewish community.

18
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what happened during rosenstrasse?

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1 group of men taken to building that had been the welfare office of berlin jewish community.

19
Q

who were the men of rosenstrasse classed as?

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considered part jewish.

20
Q

what did many men taken as part of rosenstrasse have?

A

had aryan wives.

21
Q

what happened in protest of rosenstrasse?

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wife’s of men gathered and crowd grew and became a spontaneous protest in support of captured men.

22
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in the days following rosenstrasse what happened to women in protest and what were they shouting?

A

600 women in at any one time, shouted ‘gebt uns unsere manner wieder- give us our husbands back.

23
Q

what happened to those chanting as part of rosenstrasse, what did they do as a result?

A

interrupted when SS guards threatened to shoot, took cover in side streets but soon returned.

24
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how long did rosenstrasse last for, what did it include?

A

several days they stood arm in arm chanting and shouting.

25
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what happens after rosenstrasse?

A

wider deportation of jewish people to death camps continued.