Radicalisation of the state Flashcards

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How many steps were in the plan to radicalise the state

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3

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What was the first step in radicalising the state

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Legal revolution- this would be Hitlers consolidation of power and ended with the creation of the Fuhrer

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When did stage 1 take place

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1933-34

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4
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What was stage 2 of radicalisation

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Creating a ‘new’ Germany- slowly take control of Germany whilst avoiding powerful groups, the economy was not ready for war yet and needed compliance with the allies

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When was stage 2

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1934-37

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What was stage 3 of radicalisation

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Radicalisation of the state- completion of readying the army for war and beginning to purge the national of radical enemies

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7
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When was stage 3

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1938-39

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8
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How did the Nazis persuade the public into radicalisation

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Volksgemeinschaft, lebensraum and social darwinism

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What groups were not included with the idea of volksgemeinschaft

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Jewish people from the east, communists and non aryans

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How did the Nazis implement volksgemeinschaft

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Fought against democracy, typically a preposition such as them or us

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What is volksgemeinschaft

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“People’s community” almost exclusive, to be a member of the Volk, you had to be a “true” German: loyalty, racially (including thinking) and to protect the Volksgemeinschaft: eliminate all un-German elements, including people

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How were aryans worthy of volksgemeinschaft defined

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Health, socially efficient (skilled and want to contribute) and politically reliable

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When did lebensborn originate and where was it first mentioned in the Nazi regime

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Late 19th century and Mein Kampf

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14
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What did the Nazis want returning during lebensraum

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Rightfully territory in the east such as Poland and Ukraine along with farmland and raw materials

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What is the definition of social darwinism

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The theory that individuals, groups, and peoples are subject to the same Darwinian laws of natural selection as plants and animals

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16
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What is the definition of eugenics

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The theory that a race or group of people could be genetically improved through selective breeding

17
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How did the Nazis use the idea of social darwinism

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They could imprison those that they deemed unfit to reproduce in ‘their’ country, needed to purify the strongest race by eliminating the ‘germs’

18
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What were some races seen as inferior

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Jewish, black people and Slavs

19
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How were there no compromises in social darwinism

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It did not matter if you converted to Christianity, was a ww1 veteran or were women and children