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Reichstag fire

27th Feb 1933 - the Reichstag building is set on fire. People needed someone to blame so Hitler blamed the communist. Leader van der Lubbe arrested

Enabling acts

23rd March 1933 - the SA intimidates all the non nazi deputies


Banned communists under his emergency powers.



The Reichstag votes to give hitler the right to make his own laws


Enables him to establish a dictatorship

General election

5th March 1933 - only 44% of people vote for the nazi party but they wanted the majority votes

Night of long knives

30th June 1934 - some SA leaders are demanding that the Nazi party carry out its socialist agenda, and that the SA take over the army. Hitler cannot afford to annoy the businessmen or the army, so the SS murders perhaps 400 of the SA members, including its leader Röhm, along with a number of Hitler's other opponents.

Führer

19th August 1934 - when Hindenburg dies, Hitler declares himself jointly president, chancellor and head of the army.

Trade unions

2nd may 1933 - abolished and leaders arrested

The gestapo

Secret state police - ruthless organisation who's aim was to eliminate political opponents & rounding up Jews

Who did the nazi's class as non Germans & execute

Tried to eliminate the Jews.


Killed 85 per cent of Germany's Gypsies.


Sterilised black people.


Killed mentally disabled babies.


Killed mentally ill patients.


Sterilised physically disabled people and people with hereditary diseases.


Sterilised deaf people.


Put homosexuals, prostitutes, Jehovah's Witnesses, alcoholics, pacifists, beggars, hooligans and criminals - who they regarded as anti-social - into concentration camps.

how Hitler controlled religion

1. openly killed jews


2. sent non nazi pastors to concentration camps


3. set up the reich church which banned bibles and the cross


4. encouraged people to revive old viking myths and ceremonies

autarky

not to trade with other countries and really on completely their own resources - closed economy




wasn't successful scientist tried to make oil from coal and materials such as rubber, cotton etc


farmers had to produce more food & imports were reduced

how nazi controlled schools

Science - teach students how aryan race is superior


History - taught students how Germany are superior and jews are bad


Maths - question would portray germans as being superior


non-nazi teachers sacked



properganda

cult of personality - has face everywhere, portrayed as germanys saviour


films glorifies war and against jews


newspapers censored


mass rallies in nuremberg

terror

the ss & gestapo


concentration camps


set up nazi peoples court


arrested opponents

groups against nazi values

swing groups - drank alcohol, played jazz music




edelweiss pirates - made anti-nazi slogans and songs, attacked nazi officers and killed gestapo leader in 1944, so they were publicly hung




white rose group - non violent group against nazis, formed by students at Munich university - made leaflets against nazis

how hitler increased employment

re-arment in 1935 created a lot of jobs


jewish people were sacked


many women sacked


began a huge program public work - planting trees, building stadium, houses etc


he stopped paying reparation & invested money into german companies

Hitler youth

Marches & parades


Physically fit


Alienated because hitter your believe first loyalty should be to Hitler

Hitler youth population

Half of German boys members in 1933


Made compulsory in 1939


League of German Maidens population

15% members in 1933

Hit key youth activities

Matches & parades


Cross country


Cleaning riffles



After 1939


More war relates exercises


Hatred increased

What were the League of German Maidens taught

Health and house keeping skills