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8.1A, 8.1B, 8.2, 8.3, 8.4, 8.5A, 8.5B

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.what did history, geography, science and maths lessons for school children focus on?

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  • history- how badly Germany was treated at the end of WW1
  • geography- areas in the world Germany would conquer
  • science- weapon-making & chemical warfare
  • maths- students calculated how much money Germany would save if they got rid of all the disabled people
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what were eugenics?

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race studies

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what were students taught in eugenics?

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how to improve their race, the inferiority of black people, Eastern Europeans and Jews

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what were NAPOLAS? (National Political Educational Institutions)

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special academies where students who were identified as potential future Nazi leaders

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what organisation did all teachers have to join?

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German Teachers League

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what happened between 1933 and 1934?

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15% of university lecturers/ professors were replaced- a third for racial reasons and a half for political reasons

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how many university lecturers had been dismissed by 1939?

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over 3000

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in what year did Hitler give a speech outlining what the ideal teenager should be like?

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1935

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“they must be fast as a greyhound…

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as tough as leather and as hard as steel

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in what year did Hitler set up Hitler Youth Organisations?

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1922

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what were boys and girls taught at Hitler Youth?

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  • boys- military skills
  • girls- how to be good wives & mothers
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what did the Nazi’s do when they came to power in 1933?

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Hitler banned all other youth groups- e.g. Cub Scouts and Church Youth Clubs

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what happened in 1936?

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a Law for the Incorporation of German Youth gave the Hitler Youth equal status to school & home

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when was membership of the Hitler Youth made compulsory?

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in 1939

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what club would boys aged 6-10 join?

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Little Fellows

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what club would boys aged 10-14 join?

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Young Folk

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how old would a boy be when he became a fully-fledged member of Hitler Youth?

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14 until he reached adulthood at 18

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what did boys learn at Hitler Youth meetings?

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  • how to march
  • fight with knives
  • fire a gun
  • keep themselves fit
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what club did girls aged 10 to 14 join?

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the Young Girls

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what club did girls aged 14 to 17 join?

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League of German Girls

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what would girls learn at Hitler Youth?

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  • went on tough marches
  • learn how to keep fit
  • cook good meals
  • look after babies
  • prepare for motherhood
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what were boys and girls encouraged to do?

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report their parents or teachers if they criticised Hitler or told jokes about the Nazi’s

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how much did membership of Hitler Youth increase by from 1933-1939?

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  • 1933- around 2 million
  • 1939- around 7 million
  • approximately 5 million
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who were Swing Youth?

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  • people who refused to go to Hitler Youth, partied and listened to American Jazz
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who were the Edelweiss Pirates?

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  • a rebel youth gang which went camping and sang songs making fun of Hitler
  • they even physically attacked Hitler Youth groups
  • the gang included boys and girls, including Jews
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what did Hitler say about women in a 1934 speech?

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” the world of a women is a smaller one. For her world is her husband, her family, her children & her house”

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what did Nazi’s think about low birth rates?

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didn’t fit with their plans to expand Germany’s territory & settle Germans in other areas of Europe

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what were the 3 K’s?

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Kinder, Kirche and Kuche

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what did the 3 K’s mean?

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children, church and cooking

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what were women banned from doing?

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  • jury service
  • smoking- “unladylike”
  • wearing trousers or high heels- “unladylike”
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what was given out to newly married couples?

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  • loans- the equivalent of a year’s wages- to encourage them to have children
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what happened if a newly- wedded couple had a baby?

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  • birth of first child they could keep 1/4 of the money
  • birth of second child they could keep 1/2 of the money etc
32
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what did the Nazi’s ban?

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contraception & abortion

33
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why was slimming discouraged?

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thought to be not good for getting pregnant

34
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what was the 12th August?

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the birthday of Hitler’s mother

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what was awarded on the 12th August?

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the Motherhood Medal was awarded to the woman with the most children

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what did mothers with 8 children receive?

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the Gold Cross

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what was the Lebensborn movement?

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  • a Nazi movement to try to stop the population decline in Germany
  • girls were taught in school that it was their duty to produce radically pure children and SS men were acceptable “pure” fathers
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what had happened by March 1939?

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1.7 million women had attended one of the German Women’s League motherhood training courses

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what was the Nazi Women’s organisation set up for?

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to develop an elite female group dedicated to Nazi beliefs and ideas

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what was the birth rate in 1933 and 1939?

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  • 1933- 970,000 babies
  • 1939- 1,413,000
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what was the Law for the Prevention of Diseased Offspring?

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women with a history of mental illness, hereditary diseases or anti- social behaviour (like alcoholism) could be forcibly sterilised

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why did some Christians support the Nazi’s?

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  • the Nazi’s believed in the importance of marriage, the family & moral values- most Christians believed in these too
  • Christians feared Communism because it was anti-religious- Hitler promises to destroy communism
  • Hitler promised to respect the Catholic Church
43
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what did Hitler sign in 1933?

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a concordant with the Pope so that they would not interfere with eachother

44
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how did Hitler break the concordant he signedwith the Pope?

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he felt German Catholics listened to the Pope more than him so he harassed & arrested Catholic priests & closed down Catholic youth clubs & schools

45
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what happened in 1937?

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the Pope issued a statement called “with burning anxiety” saying that the Nazi’s were hostile to Christ & his Church

46
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what happened in August 1941?

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Catholic Archbishop Galen openly criticised the Nazi’s for their use of terror tactics, euthanasia & concentration camps

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what happened to Galen?

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he was put on house arrest until the end of the war

48
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what were German Christians?

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Protestants that admired Hitler for his views on marriage & moral values and wanted to see their Church under Nazi control

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who was the leader of the German Christians?

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Ludwig Muller

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what did German Christians typically wear?

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Nazi uniforms and used the slogan- “the swastika on our chests & the Cross in our hearts”

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what was the Confessional Church?

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a new Protestant group formed- lead by Pastor Martin Niemoller who openly criticised the Nazi’s

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what happened to the Confessional Church?

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  • they arrested 800 pastors
  • Niemoller was sent to a concentration camp & the Confessional Church was banned
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how many Jehovah’s witnesses were killed in concentration camps and why?

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1/3 because they were pacifists & refused to serve in the army

54
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what word did Hitler use to describe the “Master Race”?

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Aryan

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what was the ideal Aryan?

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strong, tall, blond, blue-eyed & white

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how many people died in death camps up to 1945?

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  • over half a million gypsies
  • over 6 million Jews
57
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what happened to Jews in 1939?

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they were rounded up & forced to work in ghettos & some were hunted down & murdered by execution squads

58
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what happened in March 1933 to Jews?

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all Jewish lawyers & judges sacked

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what happened in September 1939?

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Jews were no longer allowed out of their homes between 8pm & 6am

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how many tramps, beggars and alcoholics were sent to concentration camps & what happened to them?

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  • around half a million
  • many were worked to death
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how many physically & mentally disabled men & women were forcibly sterilised by the Nazis and why?

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  • about 350,000
  • they didnt fit in with Hitler’s vision of a race of strong & powerful Aryans so he wanted to stop them from passing on any of their “deformities” to their children
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what happened to physically & mentally disabled men & women from 1939?

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  • the Nazis began to kill them
  • about 200,000 people, including 5000 children were murdered in specially built nursing-homes
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what was the Reich Citizenship Law?

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  • this law defined a German citizen as someone who is “of German or related blood”
  • this meant that Jews who were defined as a separate race could not be full citizens of Germany- they had no political rights
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what year were the Nuremberg Laws?

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1935

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what was the Law for the Protection of German blood & German honour?

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  • a law against race-mixing
  • banned future intermarriages or sexual relationships between Jews and people of “German blood”
  • the Nazis believed these relationships were dangerous because it led to mixed race children- undermined the purity of the German race
66
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what happened in early January 1942?

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a group of leading Nazis met in Wannsee and they met to discuss the quickest & cheapest way to kill all of the Jews left in Europe

67
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what was the Final Solution?

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the leading Nazis decided to exterminate the remaining 11 million Jews in Europe using poison gas

68
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what happened on November 1938?

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  • under orders from Goebbels, SS troops carried out a nationwide campaign of terror against the Jews
69
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what is Kristallnacht also known as?

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the Night of Broken Glass

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on Kristallnacht how many Jewish shops had their windows broken, how many Jews were killed, how many Jews were sent to concentration camps and how many synagogues were burnt down?

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  • 10,000 Jewish shops had their windows broken
  • 100 Jews were killed
  • 20,000 were sent to concentration camps
  • 200 synagogues were burned down
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what were Einsatzgruppen?

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execution squads

72
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what was the main methods of killing Jews as part of the Final Solution?

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  • working them to death
  • killing them in poison gas chambers
73
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how many major death camps were made as part of the Final Solution?

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6

74
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what happened when Einsatzgruppen soldiers arrived in some towns and villages?

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some Jews escaped to the forests & formed resistance groups- they attacked German soldiers and blew up railway lines that Germans were using

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how long did the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising of 1943 last before the Germans regained control, arrested and executed all those involved & burned down the ghetto?

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43 days

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what was the Jewish rebellion in Treblinka in 1943?

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  • one of the prisoners managed to get into the weapons store- handed out guns and grenades
  • he set the camp on fire, 150 prisoners escaped & killed 15 guards
  • the escapees were killed & 550 other prisoners were killed by the Germans in revenge
77
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how many Jews were killed by Hitlers Nazis?

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around 6 million

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how many of these deaths took place in Auschwitz, Belzec & Treblinka?

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3 million

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