problematic the nazi dictatorship Flashcards

1
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When was the Night of the Long Knives

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30 June ‘34

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2
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How many executed/arrested

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84 executed, 1000 arrested

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3
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when did hitler take responsibility in reichstag and reasoning?

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Had to save DE from SA coup, 13th July

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4
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What was SA membership

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Aug ‘32: 500k members, June ‘34, 3 million members

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5
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Who led the SA up to this point?

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Ernst Rohm

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6
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When did the SA lose its auxiliary police status? Why were they disillusioned in late ‘34

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Aug ‘34, no need for intimidation in November ‘34 elections

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7
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When was the law for the coordination of federal states passed?

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31st March ‘33

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8
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How did the civil service see itself in this period?

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Upper levels dominated by aristocracy, thought they’d be left alone, seen as a threat instead

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9
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Key timeline to Führer

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  • 21st March ‘33: Enabling Act passed
  • 31: Law for coord. of fed states
  • 7th April: Law for restoration of professional civil service
  • 22nd June: SPD outlawed as hostile to nation and state
  • 5th July: Centre Party voluntarily disbands
  • 14th July: Law against formation of new parties
  • 12th Nov: Reichstag elections, 92% won
  • 30th Jan: Law for reich reconstruction
  • 14th Feb: Reichsrat abolished
  • 30th June: NOTLK
  • 2nd Aug: Hindenburg dies: Hitler assumes role, army swears allegiance to
  • 19th Aug: Hitler becomes fuhrer
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10
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What did the SS do by ‘36?

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Controlled all police

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11
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How many officers in Gestapo by ‘39?

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20k

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12
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How many people in SD by ‘39? What did they do?

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est. 31, public infiltration, 50k officers

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13
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How many were acquitted in Reichstag Fire trials?

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All but one

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14
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What was the name of Parallel Courts established? What did they do?

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People’s court. Political crimes: 3 Nazi judges, 2 pros. No Jury or appeal.

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15
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Who controlled the SS?

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Himmler

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16
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What proportion of people had radios by ‘39?

17
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At what point were all radio stations under Reich control?

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April ‘34

18
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How many people attended the Nuremberg rally in ‘37?

19
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When was the Concordat written/agreed?

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‘33: Vatican recognises Nazi regime and promises no interference

20
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When were there elections in the Reich Church, and who won?

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German Christians win sweeping victory: July ‘33

21
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When did the Confessional Church happen?

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Sept. ‘33

22
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By ‘39, what percentage of population listed as believers

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5% as ‘God believers’ didn’t go to church but had church

23
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What Women’s pro-natalist organisations were there?

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  • German Women’s League, 6 million members by ‘39
  • Reich Mother’s Service: part of GWL for training mothers, 1.7 million members by March ‘39
24
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When was HJ formed?

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‘26, only successful in ‘33 when others banned

25
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What was the name of the law that gave HJ equal value to schools

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‘36 Law for Incorporation of German Youth

26
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When did membership become compulsory?

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After ‘39

27
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What was the name of the female equivalent of HJ?

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League for German Girls

28
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What was very unpopular in League for German girls?

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Years work on land urbanites

29
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Strength through joy membership

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7k by ‘34, automatic by ‘36, so 35 million workers.

30
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German Labour front when?

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6 May ‘33

31
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How many uni staff dismissed in ‘33?

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  • 1200 uni staff, 15% of total
32
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What was used to make Uni less appealingL

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Forced 4 month labour service, and 2 month SA camp

33
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who was president of Reichsbank?

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Hjalmar Schacht from ‘24 to ‘39, with break in 30-33? Became Econ minister in ‘34

34
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What were memo bills?

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Sold bills which can be exchanged for cash at RB, but if kept for 5 years would get interest. Funded rearmament.

35
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When did hitler declare the battle for work to be over?

36
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What was the total unemployment rate?

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1.5 million hidden, 3 million in total