Nazi+Germany+Lessons

= 1. How Hitler reduced Unemployment between 1933 and 1936 = media type="custom" key="8041144" align="left"


 * Hitler had promised "Work and Bread" during the elections of 1932 and '33
 * He reduced unemployed from 6 million to less than half a million by 1936
 * Hitler reduced these figures by creating work through the RAD, rearmament and conscription but he also 'hid' a lot of unemployment by not counting Jews, women and "work-shy"



= 2. Control in Nazi Germany = media type="custom" key="8041596" align="left"

b. Police State

 * Himmler - Heasd of SS and German Police
 * SS - Secret Police
 * Protective Custody
 * Concentration Camps
 * Death Head Units

c. Propaganda
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 * Joseph Goebbels - Reich Ministry for Popular Enlightenment
 * Nuremburg Rallies
 * People's Reciever
 * Control of newspapers
 * Film - "The Eternal Jew", "Triumph of the Will"
 * 1936 Berlin Olympics
 * Censorship
 * Degenerate art and book burning

d Church
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 * National Reich Church - Ludwig Muller
 * Confessional Church - Martin Neimoller
 * Concordat with Rome (Pope Pius XI) - 1933

e. Government

 * Local Government under Nazi Gauleiter
 * Regional parliamnets abolished
 * Political Parties banned

= 3. How life changed in Nazi Germany for =

a. Women
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 * Hilter's view of the role of women is summed up by KKK - Kinder, Kuche, Kirche (Children, Cooking, Church)
 * Motherhood Cross
 * Law for the Encouragement of Marriage
 * Lebensborn Homes

b. Children

 * ==== By 1939 Children had to belong to one of the Nazi Youth organistaions - Hitler Youth (HJ), League of German Maidens (BDM) etc. ====
 * ==== Lessons and text books were adapted to reflect Nazi ideas on race and war. ====

c. Jews
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 * Hitler believed that the Aryan race had to be protected from 'contamination'
 * Persecution began with boycotts but things got worse for Jews as time went on.
 * The Nurembourg Laws stripped the Jews of their German citizenship and denied them their rights
 * The Night of Broken Glass in 1938 gave a sign of what was going to happen
 * Many Jews were sent to concentration camps from 1933 onwards
 * 'Final Solution' was agreed at the Wansee conference in 1942 resulting in mass murder of 6 million Jews

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= REVISION HELP =

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