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Nazis and Germany in 1933

Germany was full of poverty and unemployment


Nazis appealed to people via jobs, bread and work and nationalism


Nazis were well funded and had Goebells for propaganda and Ernst Rohm for SA (private army)

Dictatorship

Hitler wanted full control


Blamed reichstag fire on Communists and needed emergency powers to get rid of them


Catholic centre party were on side and Nazis promised them protection from communists


Enabling act 1933 gave him dictator powers


SA intimidated parties to vote for Enabling Act

Total power 1934

Sa were a threat to Hitler


Night of the Long Knives-Hitler send men to kill powerful Sa members like Ernst Rohm


Hitler became Fuhrer (chancellor and president) after Hindenburg death


Hitler put a loyal nazi or Gauleiter in charge of each local government in Germany

How terror was used for control

SS-arrested, tortured people without trial


Gestapo-secret police in charge of interrogation and stop opposition meetings


Block Wardens-spied on neighbours to find out who was disloyal to Nazis


Concentration camps-used to destroy threats to Nazis, Jews


No fair trials, all judges were loyal to Hitler

Propaganda for control

Radios broadcasted so important speeches heard. Produced radios for every family.


All media was in line with Nazi beliefs


Slogans like bread and work and Hitler was a national saviour were used

Opposition

Niemoller-unhappy with Nazis interfering with Protestant Church, sent to concentration camp


Communists-Banned and reichstag fire destroyed them


Von Galen-critical of nazi racial policies, and was not harmed due to his high status and power


Swing kids- listened to jazz and wore baggy clothes, were sent to concentration camps

Impact of war on German people

Workers trained to make weapons and work on chemical plants-3/4 of workers in this industry by 1941


Children evacuated due to air raids


Rationing improves diets


Nazis used foreign workers to keep economy going as many workers left as soldiers



Growing opposition from German people

Kreisau Circle-believed Hitler was managing the war badly and tried to kill Hitler. Were executed and captured


White Rose group-displayed anti nazi leaflets and propaganda

Total war (1939-42 ) impact

All factories only made goods for war and focussed on tanks, caused some shortages


Nazis found labour from countries like Poland and Holland, as they struggled to get women workers


Middle aged men and young boys were in the people’s army and had to be ready if Germany was under attack

Nazi rule in Eastern Europe (Poland)

Nazis thought polish people to be untermentions and sub humans


Murdered 2 million poles and invaded land


Polish Jews murdered


Polish were used as forced labourers- made to wear P to make aware of inferiority

Nazi occupation in Western Europe (Netherlands)

Dutch were considered Aryan and Ubermention


Allowed to keep education system and town mayors kept jobs


Dutch jews still worked as forced labourers and were discriminated

Holocaust

Jews first placed in ghettos (walled areas of town)


Final solution 1941- murdered all Jews


Einsatzgrupen 1941-43: Death squads that shot Jews


Death camps: had gas chambers and railway stations so Jews could bring up camps in large numbers

Responses to nazi rule across Europe

Coco Chanel adopted anti Jewish rules to get great control in perfume company


Latvians former their own SS and tortured Jews


French Resistance performed a guirella war against Nazis by cutting phone lines and stopped train tracks


Bielski partisans were a similar group in Poland

Nazi racial policy

Hitler believed that the Aryan race was the only pure race


SA organised boycotting of Jewish businesses and violence


Jewish children-no more church

Nazi racial policy

Hitler believed that the Aryan race was the only pure race


SA organised boycotting of Jewish businesses and violence


Jewish children-no more church

Role of women

Have children


Get married


Stay at home and provide


Due to Nazis creating jobs, they eventually got to work

Nazi racial policy

Hitler believed that the Aryan race was the only pure race


SA organised boycotting of Jewish businesses and violence


Jewish children-no more church

Role of women

Have children


Get married


Stay at home and provide


Due to Nazis creating jobs, they eventually got to work

Role of men

Recruited into national labour front


Jobs available in factories and aircraft and military


Low wages controlled by Nazis

Lives of children

Hitler youth for boys: Wore military style uniforms and did physical activities to prepare for war


Education was Nazified and children reported to teachers who weren’t loyal


Children taught to be anti Semitic