Nazi economic, social and racial policy Flashcards

1
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From what year was the National Labour Service Corps (RAD) compulsory for all men aged 18-25

A

1935

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2
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In what year was this extended to women?

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1939

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3
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How many km’s of autobahns were built in Germany

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7000km (highspeed highway’s)

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4
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What ‘second class citizens’ were dismissed from their jobs

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Jew’s

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5
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By 1939, How many out of a workforce of 25 million were listed as unemployed

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35,000

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6
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What year was conscription reintroduced

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1935

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7
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What did the army grow to by 1939

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1,400,000

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8
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How many mark’s were spent on rearmament by 1939

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26 billion

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9
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What heavy duty industries output doubled between 1933 and 1939

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Coal and Chemical

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10
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What did Hitler ban in 1933 and replace it with

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He banned all trade unions and replaced it with the DAF

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11
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How many people were in the DAF

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Largest organisation in Nazi Germany with 22 million members

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12
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How were worker’s treated in the DAF?

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Worker’s were given relatively high wages, job security and social programme’s

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13
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What ‘scam’ scheme did the DAF launch and why did they not follow through with it?

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They launched the Volkswagen scheme however not a single customer received one as production shifted to military vehicles

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14
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What did the strength through joy programme offer

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Concerts, sporting events, holidays
In 1938, about 10 million people went on KdF holidays

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15
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In what year did how many million people go on KdF holiday’s?

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In 1938, about 10 million people went on KdF holidays

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16
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What programme was set up by the KdF to improve working conditions

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Beauty of Work

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17
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What did the Beauty of Work programme do?

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Organised building of canteens swimming pool’s and sport facilities

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18
Q

What did Nazi ideals suggest the ideal women was?

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-Very traditional
- Did not wear makeup, did not work and no interest in politics

19
Q

What were Nazi women encouraged and discouraged to do?

A

Encouraged to keep healthy and wear hair in buns/plaits
Discourage from slimming as it was bad for childbearing

20
Q

What Law was passed to increase Germany’s birth rate?

A

The Law for the Encouragement of Marriage

21
Q

What medal was awarded for Women and how was it systemed?

A

The Mother’s Cross
Bronze - 4/5
Silver - 6/7
Gold - 8+

22
Q

What programme was set up to force unmarried women to become pregnant by ‘racially pure’ SS men?

A

The Lebensborn (Life Springs) programme

23
Q

What were the 3 K’s women were encouraged to live by

A

Kinder, Kuche, Kirche
Children, Kitchen, Church

24
Q

What professional roles were women forced to give up

A

Doctor’s, Teachers
- However this policy was reversed in 1937

25
Q

What did school teachers have to do and join?

A

They had to swear loyalty to Hitler and join the Nazi Teachers’ League

26
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By 1936, what percent of teacher’s were member’s of the Nazi Party

27
Q

How was school life changed?

A

All lessons began and ended with ‘Heil Hitler’
15% devoted to PE

28
Q

What did the Hitler Youth do?

A

Controlled the spare time of the young and indoctrinated ideals such as leadership principle and racial purity was enforced

29
Q

By what year was membership compulsory and how many member’s were there?

A

1939 - 7 million member’s

30
Q

What were Hitler’s beliefs regarding the Jew’s?

A

Hitler viewed them as second class, subhuman,

31
Q

What does subhuman mean in German

A

Untermenschen

32
Q

How would Hitler hope to create a pure racial state?

A

By selectively breeding and destroying the Jew’s

33
Q

Who controlled the school’s and put anti-semetic material into every classroom

A

Ministry of Education

34
Q

What were Jewish teachers forbidden to do?

A

Given private tuition to German students

35
Q

In 1938, what happened to Jewish children

A

They were expelled from German schools - constant aggression caused many Jew’s to leave Germany

36
Q

What was the progression of Jewish hatred?

A

1933 - SA organised boycott
1934 - Local councils banned Jew’s from parks and pool’s
1935 - Nuremberg law’s passed

37
Q

What key event ignited Hatred within the Germans and allowed Goebells to propaganda max against the Jew’s?

A

A Polish Jew assassinated a German in the German embassy

38
Q

What did Goebells do as a result of the German assasination in the Embassy?

A

He used this as an opportunity for retaliation against the JEWS

39
Q

What was the German societal response of the German assassination in the Embassy?

A

Attacks on Jewish property
Shops and synagogues destroyed

40
Q

What date was the German societal response to the assassination and what were these event’s called?

A

9-10th November 1938 - Kristallnacht

41
Q

What were the Jewish statistical losses from Kristallnacht?

A

100 Jews killed
20,000 sent to concentration camps
7500 businesses destroyed

42
Q

Who did Hitler further blame for the damages of Kristallnacht

A

He OFFICIALLY blamed the Jew’s for provoking the attacks and they were fined 1 billion Reichsmarks

43
Q

From the 30th April 1939, what finally happened to the Jew’s?

A

They were evicted from their homes and forced into ghettos
They were forced to hand in their radio set to not listen to foreign news