
Nazis in power
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Adriána Németh
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Nazis in power
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Hitler's rise to power (i.e. what we already know)
Nazis' popularity → Hitler Chancellor 1933 Jan
Reichstag Fire, Reichstag Fire Decree (emergency) → opposition parties banned
general election, 1933 March
Enabling Act (legislative powers to the government)
Hindenburg dies 1934 Aug → Hitler
Führer: president and chancellor combined
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Consolidation of power
i.e. getting rid of opponents
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Nazi (para)military groups
At first: SA: Sturmabteilung (stormtroopers)
and?
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Fill in the Blanks
Type answer...
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SS: Schutzstaffel (protection squad; personal bodyguard)
Difference: personal loyalty to Hitler
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Multiple Select
Select all groups who were considered to be enemies of the Nazi system.
Jews
Communists
Socialists
leaders of the Weimar era
Gypsies
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Getting rid of opponents
military power!
the first concentration camps open
trade unions banned: German Labour Front
+ the Night of the Long Knives
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Fill in the Blanks
Type answer...
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The Night of the Long Knives
outside opponents were got rid of... what's left, then?
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Multiple Choice
Why was Ernst Roehm, head of the SA, killed along with many SA-members?
Because he was a Communist in disguise.
Because Hitler feared that he would endanger his total power.
Because the SA became too popular.
Because he was plotting to take over power.
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The Night of the Long Knives, 1934 (June-July)
eliminate all party members who might be dangerous to Hitler's power
+ ideological explanation
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Hooray, all opponents are eliminated! (almost....)
SS
Gestapo (secret police)
terror
→ TOTALITARIAN state
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Nazi propaganda poster
Text: work and bread
What did the Nazis promise? (i.e. what did the masses expect from the Nazi regime?)
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Open Ended
What did the Nazis promise?
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Economy
Public expectation:
- reduce unemployment
- restore prosperity, ensure sufficient provision
Party objectives:
- reduce unemployment, ensure popularity
- economic independence (AUTARKY)
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Reduce unemployment
- sack Jews
- encourage women to stay at home
- public work schemes, e.g. the Autobahn
- + rearmament!
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How successful were these measures?
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Multiple Choice
How successful was the Nazi regime in reducing unemployment?
Very successful
Not much difference
Rather unsuccessful
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How successfully was the aim at economic independence met?
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Multiple Choice
How successfully was the aim at economic independence met?
Germany became independent
Not much changes in the import-export ratio
Significantly more exports were needed
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Economic performance of Nazi Germany
What can we say about state income (receipts)? What about expenditure? How do they relate to each other?
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Multiple Choice
How do income and expense relate to each other?
Both were rising, but there was more income.
Both were rising, but there was more expense.
Both were falling, but there was more expenditure.
Both were falling, but there was more income.
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Why?
Because of 𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐦𝐚𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭.
So far, then, we know 2 things about rearmament:
a) due to the capital it needed, autarky could not be reached
b) it helped reduce unemployment
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Multiple Choice
Which Nazi aim can you connect the rearmament to?
nationalism
racism
expansionism
anti-semitism
authoritarianism
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