The Nazi Dictatorship 1933-1939 Flashcards

1
Q

Who was effectively banned after the Reichstag Fire?

A

The KPD

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2
Q

Who was outlawed as a ‘party hostile to the nation and state’ in June 1933?

A

The SPD

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3
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Which parties dissolved themselves, one in June and one in July 1933?

A

DNVP

Centre Party

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4
Q

What law in July 1933 outlawed non Nazi political parties?

A

The Law against The Formation of New Parties

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5
Q

Who were aristocratic, anti democratic, and believed that the Nazi regime would continue to let them serve like before?

A

The Civil Service

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6
Q

Who did the Nazis fear were an obstacle to power and forced local officials to resign as well as placing party officials in Government?

A

The Civil Service

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7
Q

Who were uncontrolled, unorganised, and believed the Nazi revolution should continue with violence until they recieved a second revolution?

A

SA

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8
Q

Who began stopping army convoys and weapons and were considered a serious threat by the army?

A

SA

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9
Q

Who made a major speech in the press where they called for an end to Nazi terror?

A

Papen

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10
Q

How many people were executed in the Night of Long Knives on the 30th June 1934 including Ernst Rohm?

A

84 `

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11
Q

What did Hitler call himself in the aftermath of the Night of the Long Knives?

A

‘supreme judge’

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12
Q

What did the Night of the Long Knives ensure?

A

Army supported Nazis and would let Hitler succeed Hindenburg

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13
Q

Who died on 2nd August 1934?

A

Hindenburg

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14
Q

How many people voted for Hitler to become Fuhrer on the 19th August 1934?

A

89.9%!!

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15
Q

What were the SS in control of by 1936?

A

Identification and arrest of political prisoners
Third Reich Police system
Concentration camps

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16
Q

Who were deliberately brutalized, strictly disciplined and racially pure?

A

SS

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17
Q

Who was in control of the SS and had constant rivalry with the other members of Hitler’s inner circle?

A

Himmler

18
Q

What were the SD and what did they monitor after 1933?

A

Security service of the Nazis

Monitored public opinion

19
Q

How many members did the SD have by 1939 which showed how important they were and how successful Heydrich was?

A

50,000

20
Q

What did the SD overlap with?

A

The Gestapo

21
Q

How many members did the Gestapo actually have despite German beliefs that it was ‘all knowing’?

A

20,000

22
Q

What did the Gestapo rely on?

A

Informants

23
Q

What League created the front of German Law in April 1933 that made clear to lawyers etc that they had to do the bidding of the Nazi regime?

A

League of Nationalist Socialist Lawyers

24
Q

What courts created by the Nazis had 3 Nazi judges alongside 2 professional ones and had no juries, defendants or right of appeal?

A

Special Courts and People’s Court

25
Q

How many people were tried in the people’s court?

A

3400

26
Q

Which two political groups were forced to go underground?

A

The SPD and the KPD

27
Q

Who smuggled propaganda pamphlets across from Czech?

A

The SPD

28
Q

What networks were broken up by the Gestapo?

A

KPD

29
Q

How many strikes were reported in the Rhineland-Westphalia in September 1935?

A

37

30
Q

How many workers who participated in strikes out of 25,000 in 1935 spent short time in prison?

A

4000

31
Q

How many Protestant Pastors had been imprisoned by 1937?

A

Over 700

32
Q

Who issued a papal encyical ‘with burning grief’ in 1937 that criticised Nazi hatred upon the Church but was the only time the Catholic Church opposed the Nazis?

A

The Pope

33
Q

Who didn’t attend weekly parades and hummed banned tunes?

A

Young people

34
Q

Who formed cliques or gangs to show their independence?

A

Young people

35
Q

What were Hitler’s aims leading up to the war?

A

Recovery from depression

Reduction of unemployment

36
Q

What are some ways Schact stimulated the economy?

A
Built homes and autobahns
Tax concessions and grants
Subsidies to private firms 
controls on wages and prices to control inflation
'New Plan'
the mefo bills
37
Q

What did the Nazis call their plan to reduce unemployment?

A

‘battle for work’

38
Q

What were large sums of money spent on under Schact?

A

Building roads

Public buildings

39
Q

What was formed in 1935 under which unemployed young men had to do 6 months labour in farming or construction?

A

Reich Labour Service

40
Q

When was military conscription introduced?

A

1935

41
Q

What plan in 1934 placed controls on imports and access to foreign policy?

A

The New Plan

42
Q

Which scheme made the Government pay for equipment using credit notes that could be exchanged for cash at the Reichsbank?

A

Mefo bills