Nazi Germany Flashcards

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What does Gleichschaltung mean?

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Nazi term for the process by which the regime successfully established a system of totalitarian control and coordinator over all aspects of society

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How was the Nazi Party organised?

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  • Focused on showing order to the public
  • SA did public book burnings and became hated by the army
  • Army devoted an oath to Hitler, which was taken seriously by troops
  • Re-armed the army
  • Appeared to be organised but was chaotic
  • Five private offices (Fought each other- mainly over the mail)
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How was the Youth affected at the start of Nazi Germany?

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  • Youth Groups

- Aplerbeck- children’s hospice that killed disabled children through lethal injection- Eugenics (Perfect race)

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How were the Jews treated under Nazi Germany?

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  • Boycotted Jewish shops for a day
  • SA attacked Jews on the streets
  • Burned books by Jewish authors
  • Demolished a synagogue
  • Used as scapegoats
  • Many left Germany for safety
  • Those who remained in Germany fell victim to the Gestapo
  • Night of Broken Glass;
  • 1000 Synagogues were destroyed
  • 800 lost their lives
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What was Hitler like as a dictator?

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  • He was a lazy leader
  • Decisions were secured by other people
  • Created a complex system by making people fight for his approval
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What was the Hitler myth?

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A carefully cultivated image which much evidence suggests was widely believed. He was portrayed in several ways

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How did the Hitler myth gain credence?

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  • It satisfied people’s emotional need for strong government
  • It reinforced a German tradition of authoritarian leadership
  • It developed from the long- established Fuhrer principle in the Nazi Party
  • It was sustained by Hitler’s successes after 1933
  • It was enhanced by propaganda
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What were the effects of the Hitler myth?

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Contributed to Hitler’s personal popularity. By late 1930s an estimated 90% of Germans admired him

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Who were the Government and Party officials for Foreign policy, Police, Economy and Labour?

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Government Official 
Foreign: Ribbentrop 
Police Himmler 
Economy: Goring 
Labour: Seldte 
Party Official: 
Foreign: Von Neurath
Police: Frick
Economy: Schacht
Labour: Ley
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When is Hitler is appointed Chancellor of Germany?

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January 1933

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When is the Reichstag Fire?

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February 1933

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What multiple things happen in March 1933?

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Enabling Act and the establishment of camps, Schacht

appointed to the Reichsbank, Ministry of Propaganda and Popular Enlightenment established under Goebbels

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When is the Boycott of Jewish shops?

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April 1933

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When is the German Labour Front (DAF) created?

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May 1933

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When is a one party state established and the Concordat?

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July 1933

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When is Control of education taken away from the Lander?

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When is the Confessional Church established?

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When is Night of the Long Knives?

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What three things happen in August 1934?

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Death of Hindenberg, army oath of loyalty & Hitler

becomes the Fuhrer.

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When was The New Plan introduced?

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September 1934

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When was the Nuremberg Race Laws and Lebensborn introduced?

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September 1935

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When was the Berlin Olympics?

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When was Himmler appointed chief of the German police?

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When was Goring’s Four Year Plan introduced?

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October 1936

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When were Women’s policies relaxed due to war economy demands?
1937
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When does Schacht resign as minister of economics?
November 1937
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When was Kristallnacht (Night of Broken Glass)?
November 1938
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When does Joining the Hitler Youth becomes compulsory and Euthanasia campaign begin?
1939
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When is the Creation of the RSHA (Reich Security Office)?
September 1939
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What is the Enabling Act?
Legal transfer of power to the Cabinet in Germany effectively giving Hitler full control.
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What is the Four Year Plan?
Established by Goring in 1936 to increase | rearmament and self-sufficiency.
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What is the Concordat?
Agreement between the Church and state.
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What is the RSHA?
Reich Security Office brought together security and police organisations.
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What is the DAF?
German Labour Front established to replace trade | unions and used to control the workers.