The Structures Of Control In The Nazi State

Question 0

Hitlers view of religion, whilst in power(5)

Answer 0

He thought it was threat to his control over people’s mind
He tried to reduce its influence
Jews+Jehovah witnesses publicly persecuted
Reich curch(banned bible and cross)
Non nazi pastors sent to concentration camps

Question 1

Hitler’s view of the government whilst in power

Answer 1

He had absolute control of local and national government

Question 2

What enabled hitler to become fuhrer?

Answer 2

HELP
Hitler became fur here because
Enabling act
Local government reorganised
Political parties banned

Question 3

Hitlers views on culture whilst in power (4)

Answer 3

Persecuted homosexuals
Jazz was banned
Jewish books were publicly burned
Nazi control over art
1936 Olympics: propaganda

Question 4

Nazi education(4)

Answer 4

BDM- indoctrinated girls for church children and cooking
Textbooks history re-written to glorify nazis and Germany
Hitler youth was compulsory- prepared boys for war
Non nazi teachers sacked

Question 5

Nazi work(3)

Answer 5

Conscription introduced in 1936
KdF(strength through joy) movement, regulated leisure time
RAD(national labour service) sent young men on public works