Boycotts and nuremburg

Question 1

When did the Nazi regime place a boycott on Jewish shops

Answer 1

1st April 1933

Question 2

What did Hitler claim the reason for the Jewish boycott was

Answer 2

It was the response to international Jews boycotting German history

Question 3

How did the Nazis stop people entering the Jewish shops

Answer 3

Peer pressure by shouting aggressively in the streets
Stormtroopers blocked the entrances
Jewish shops had a star of David painted onto them

Question 4

What was the reaction of the boycott from people on the streets

Answer 4

They were confused what was going on

Question 5

What were some issues with the boycotts

Answer 5

Featured prominently in German and global news, many businesses were half Jewish, controlled by foreign creditors and many still used the shops to show opposition

Question 6

How long did the boycott last

Answer 6

1 day

Question 7

What was the SAs expectation of the policy

Answer 7

It was going to be an indefinite policy

Question 8

What was Hitlers aims regarding the boycott

Answer 8

Did not want a ‘revolution from below’ (chaos in Germany)
Concerned about reaction of conservatives supporters in Germany
Worried about foreign opinion
Boycott briefly allowed as a grudging concession to radicalists
Focus on LEGAL REVOLUTION

Question 9

What was the radicalists aims of the boycott

Answer 9

Continuation of revolution needed
Beginning of taking Nazi control
Glorious new Nazi period

Question 10

What was the view of the boycott

Answer 10

Unleashing of Nazi violence of new Dictatorship only 1 week after Enabling Act

Question 11

What law removed Jews from the civil service

Answer 11

Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service

Question 12

When was the Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service

Answer 12

April 1933

Question 13

What was the issues with Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service

Answer 13

No scientific definition on who was Jewish and Hindenburg demanded exemption for WWII veterans and orphans

Question 14

Who were the primary victims of Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service

Answer 14

Jewish middle class

Question 15

How many Jews left Germany in 1933

Answer 15

37,000

Question 16

When were the licenses of Jewish lawyers revoked

Answer 16

1937 and 1938

Question 17

What percentage of layers did Jews make up

Answer 17

16%

Question 18

When was the executive order on the Reich tax law

Answer 18

January 11th 1936

Question 19

What happened to the licenses of Jewish tax consultants

Answer 19

They were revoked

Question 20

What percentage of non aryans continued to practise despite legislation

Answer 20

60%

Question 21

After what date could Jewish doctors no loner treat non Jewish patients

Answer 21

April 1933

Question 22

What percentage of the doctors in Prussia were Jewish in 1933

Answer 22

16%

Question 23

Wat percentage of dermatologists in Germany were Jewish in 1933

Answer 23

25%

Question 24

What happened to Jews and medical university

Answer 24

They could only join if they converted

Question 25

What happened to most Jewish doctors

Answer 25

They still carried on practising

Question 26

Why did propaganda state Jewish doctors were a danger to German society

Answer 26

Tales of inappropriate actions from Jewish doctors

Question 27

What happened to Jewish professors in universities

Answer 27

They were dismissed

Question 28

When did the Mayor of Berlin order public schools to not admit Jewish children until further notice

Answer 28

April 9th 1937

Question 29

When did the Reich Ministry of Education ban Jewish teachers from public schools

Answer 29

October15th 1933

Question 30

What was imposed in 1933 that stated only a certain number of Jews could be accepted into schools and universities

Answer 30

A quota

Question 31

What did propaganda state about Jews and education

Answer 31

An educated Jew posed a threat to Germany

Question 32

What were classmates of Jews told

Answer 32

That their classmates were unworthy of being in the same school as them

Question 33

What was the law that centralized control of the press and restricted the rights of journalists

Answer 33

Reich press law

Question 34

When was the Reich press law introduced

Answer 34

1933

Question 35

What happened to journalists who opposed Nazi ideology

Answer 35

Punished

Question 36

What things did Nazis change in regards to the news

Answer 36

They spread 'false' news, revoked press licences and censored content

Question 37

How did the Nazis impose the restrictions on the press

Answer 37

Violence and intimidation was used

Question 38

When were the Nuremburg laws introduced

Answer 38

1935

Question 39

Why were the Nuremberg laws introduced

Answer 39

Believed the prosecution of the Jews had not gone far enough

Question 40

What was the Reich Citizenship Law

Answer 40

Only someone with pure German blood could be a citizen, anyone else was to have fewer rights

Question 41

What was the Law for the Protection of German Blood and Honour

Answer 41

Outlawed marriage of aryans to non ayans aswell as sexual contact

Question 42

What was a full Jew

Answer 42

Someone with 3 Jewish grandparents

Question 43

What was a half Jew

Answer 43

Someone with 2 Jewish grandparents

Question 44

What did the Nuremburg laws mean for the Jews

Answer 44

They left Jews with a binding right to the German state but with no political rights and protection a citizen of Germany would expect

Question 45

What became critical with the introduction of the Nuremburg laws

Answer 45

Documented proof of birth

Question 46

What increased due to the Nuremburg laws

Answer 46

The number of falsified documents of aryan ancestry that were sold illegally

Question 47

What rights did half Jews have

Answer 47

Some, served in lower ranks in the military