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Nazi Promises:
- To make Germany great again.
- To abolish the _________ and rearm Germany.
- To end the __________ crisis by providing jobs for workers.
Nazi Promises:- To make Germany great again.- To abolish the Treaty of Versailles and rearm Germany.- To end the economic crisis by providing jobs for workers.
Who did the Nazis blame for Germany's issues?:
- The '____________________' who surrendered when the war could have been won.
- France and Britain, who created the ________________ in order to cripple Germany.
- _____________ who wanted to make revolution in Germany.
- Jews who had too much influence in Germany (Although the Jews were not much emphasised in the early years).
Who did the Nazis blame for Germany's issues?:- The 'November Criminals' who surrendered when the war could have been won.- France and Britain, who created the Treaty of Versailles in order to cripple Germany.- Communists who wanted to make revolution in Germany.- Jews who had too much influence in Germany (Although the Jews were not much emphasised in the early years).
Nazi policies lacked detail. They were more like _______. It was therefore hard to criticise them.
Nazi policies lacked detail. They were more like slogans. It was therefore hard to criticise them.
The slogans were backed up with effective _______________ (Rallies, Marches, Posters and Pamphlets) organised by Josef Goebbels.
The slogans were backed up with effective Propaganda (Rallies, Marches, Posters and Pamphlets) organised by Josef Goebbels.
Hitler was a brilliant speaker. He traveled around Germany (by _______) to speak to as many people as possible. This was an innovation.
Hitler was a brilliant speaker. He traveled around Germany (by plane) to speak to as many people as possible. This was an innovation.
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