Nazi Germany (2) Flashcards

1
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What is propaganda?

A

Political advertising

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2
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What is censorship?

A

Prevention of the publication of unwanted viewpoints

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3
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What was the Reich Chamber of Culture?

Who set it up?

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Set up by Goebbels

In charge of each of the 6 major propaganda methods.

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4
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What were 2 big methods of propaganda?

A

Nuremberg Rallies

1936 Berlin Olympic games

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5
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Who produced the best propaganda films.?

Name the 2?

A

Levi Riefenstahl
Olympia
Triumph of the Will

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6
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Give 5 methods of censorship?

A

Newspapers bought by Nazi publishers
Only journalists approved by govt. could work in media
Newspapers that printed anti-Nazi stories were shut down
Loudspeakers erected in public & work places
Persuaded to buy cheap radios which only picked uoNazi stations

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7
Q

What did Nazis want women to be?

A

Housewives & mothers

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8
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What law encouraged marriage and large families?

A

1933 law for the encouragement of marriage

Loan of 1000 marks. 25% written off for each child.

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9
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What are the 3K’s

A

Kinder, kirche und küche

Children, church & cooking

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10
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What were 2 benefits given to German women?

A

Lower taxes

Increased state benefits

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11
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What was given out on 12th August each year? Who was it given to?

A

Motherhood cross

Woman with most kids

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12
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What were Lebensborn?

A

Homes for unmarried mothers

Also brothels to be impregnanted by Aryan men

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13
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Was this 3k’s propaganda successful?

A

The birth & marriage rate increased but levelled off quickly

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14
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Give 4 examples of anti-semitism by the Nazis?

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April 1933 - 1 day boycott of Jewish shops
September 1935 - Nuremberg Laws (couldn’t marry Aryans)
November 1938 - Kristallnacht (Jews fined for damage)
January 1939 - Encouraged to emigrate. Hitler spoke of annihilation.

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15
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Give 4 reasons why Germans accepted Anti-semitism?

A
  1. They agreed with the view
  2. They were scared of the SS
  3. Propaganda & indoctrination
  4. They didn’t know the Nazi intentions for Jews
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16
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What 3 other groups did the Nazis treat as inferior?

A

Gypsies
The disabled
Alcoholics

17
Q

What was the 3 step Nazi policy in regards to the churches?

A

Control
Weaken
Replace

18
Q

What church did the Nazis set up?
What was its symbol?
What was its “bible”?

A

German Faith Movement
Swastika
Mein Kampf

19
Q

How many members did the German Faith Movement have?

A

3.5 million

20
Q

Give 3 examples of how the Nazis tried to weaken the Roman Catholic Church?

A

July 1933 - concordat signed where Nazis would leave Church alone if they didn’t get involved with politics
1936 - Some terms ignored (youth groups)
1937 - Pope Pius XI condemned the regime

21
Q

What Protestant denomination supported the Nazis?

A

Pro-Nazi Lutherans

22
Q

Who was the leader of the Pro-Nazi Lutherans?

A

Ludwig Müller

23
Q

What were Protestants who opposed the Nazis?

A

the Confessional Church

24
Q

Who was the leader of the Confessional Church?

A

Pastor Martin Niemöller

25
Q

What happened to Pastor Martin Niemöller?

A

Arrested in 1937

Sent to Dachau concentration camp