Social & Cultural life in Germany Flashcards
what was the weimar?
- republic government 1919-1933
-hate pointed towards them due to TofV and inflation
-known for time of expressionism- movies, art and cabaret
-open homosexuality and less censorship
-bauhaus movement that united art and technology.. moved away from traditional art styles
what were the nuremberg laws?
-anti jewish practices
-jews lost citizenship
-lost right to vote
-lost right to inherit property
- marriage between jews and gentiles was banned
-forced to wear star of david
-banned from public places
what were the nazi restrictions/laws/rules/education?
-young people expected to play a role in military service
-education system was “nazified” emphasising on physical education aswell as emphasis on german history on a nazi POV and to attack the jewish people
-experimental expression of the weimar was over, everything had to serve nazi ideology
-jewish people were systematically excluded from public life aswell as being subject to increasing levels of violence
what was the book burnings and why did they happen?
-book burning’s were regularly done by the nazi soldiers so that degenerate works could be destroyed
what is properganda? how was it used?
-properganda spreads the nazi philosophy in different forms of communication
-it was used in film, radio, art and news.
-the nazis believed it to be important in regards to “open the people’s hearts”
what were the changes in everyday life during the nazis?
newsreels, radio, newspapers, nazi art, degenerate art
nazi news reels
-films that were not politically correct were banned
-jews were banned from film making
-forms of propaganda were created
-purged any non-nazi influence
nazi radio
-they made sure that majority of german households had a radio in order to listen to nazi speeches
-inexpensive radios had limited range allowing for germans to only recurve local stations
nazi newspapers
-communist and socialist newspapers were closed so the press were unable to criticise the german government
nazi art
-art was to be realistic, heroic and understood by the average german
degenerate art
-exhibitions were held of degenerate art to show german pekoe which type of art was unacceptable
-paintings were accompanied by brief hateful comments made by hitler