The Racial state 1933-1941 Flashcards
Asocial
Anyone who didnt fit in with the Volk- alcoholics,beggars, delinquents,gypsies,homosexuals, Jehovahs Witnesses
Vagrant policies 1933
- half a million vagrants were wither given work or imprisoned and marked out by black triangles
-thousands were sent to concentration camps where they died
Policies for homosexuals
1934- The Gestapo ordered to local police forces to keep lists of homosexuals
1935- Legal definition of criminal homosexual acts now covered intent or thought
Reich Central Office for Combating Homosexuality and Abortion formed
1936
All homosexual SS officers were sent to concentration camps and shot
1937
The Gestapo ordered convicted homosexuals be sent to concentration camps
1938
How many men were arrested 1993-45
100,000 men- up to 15,000 sent to concentration camps
Policies for the gypsies
The Decree for the Struggle against the Gypsy Plague 1938
Gypsies were sent to camps before being expelled to Poland- 11,000-20,000 gassed
Law for sterilisation
1933- Law on the Prevention of Hereditarily Diseased Offspring
How many were sterlilised 1933-35
350,000
By 1939- policy included forced euthanasia
When was t4 established
1939- murrder disabled children- then extended to adults
200,000 were murdered by 1944
Boycott of Jewish businnesses and shops
April 1933- channel unrest by SA and more radical Nazis wanting NSDAP’s 25 points enacted
A law for civil service
Law for the Restoration of the Civil Service excluded Jews from the civil service
Nuremburg Laws
1935- announced after pressure from Gauleiters and radical NSDAP members wanting 25 points enacted, including Jews losing citizenship
what was stated in the nuremburg laws
-Law for protection of German blood and german honour(mixed marriages and sexual relations between Jews and Aryans forbidden)
-Reich citizenship law( deprived jews of German citizenship)
-Law for the Protection of Genetic health( Certificates of fitness to marry required, including medical examination)
Himmler Jewish emigration 1936
- Himmler was put in charge- preffered policy of dealing with the Jewish question at the time
Violent speech at Buremburg attacking Jews
Sep 1937- Hitler
Anschluss 1938
Unification with Austria
45000 Jews emigrated after surrendering their property
Radicalisation
- All jewish property worth over 5000 reichsmarks
-Jewish professionals could no longer have Aryan patients
-Jews must add Sarah or Israel to their names and J stamped on their ID cards
-Taxing Jewish religious associations, restricting Jewish business activities
-Expulsion of Russian Jews and Polish Jews from Germany
Impact of Anschluss
- How much was to be gained from the Aryanisation of Jewish propety
-The mass population did not resist ant-Semitism
Kristallnacht 1938
-Assassination of a German by a Jew in Paris
-Jews homes, over 7,500 businesses and 267 synanagogues were attacked
91 Jews were murdered across Germany
Over 20,000 Jews were arrested and sent to camps
Consequences of Kristallnacht
- Government blamed the Jews anc charged the community 1 billion reichsmarks for the damage
-More anti-Jewish decrees excluded Jews from economic activities
-Decrees also banned Jews from schools, universities, cinemas and sports
How many Jews left in 1933
33,000
How many jews left by November 1938
150,000
Many jews, particularly members of the older generations, refused to leave Germany