ethnic minorities Flashcards
(24 cards)
how many jews were concentrated in large cities
600,000
what did article 113 grant
the rights of ethnic minorities covering their culture, religion and language
among the noble prize winners in germany up to 1938 what percentage of those were jews
24%
around what percentage of textiles firms had jewish owners
40%
in 1932, what percentage of department stores had jewish owners
79%
% of jewish doctors?
11%
% of jewish lawyers?
16%
how many jews were hit hard by hyperinflation
500,000
what does assimilated mean
to take in and incorporate as one’s own; absorb
assimilate into german culture
how many cabinet ministers were of jewish descent
5
how many anti semetic journals were there
over 700
what was the league of german defence
a racist group that spread anti semetic proppganda
in 1930, frankfurt passed an act that removed what
‘gypsy plague’
which state passed a law called ‘law for combating gypsies’
bavaria
what was the black horror campaign
german propoganda promoted the fear that african soliders were on german soil
african soldiers were assaulting german women
black horror campaign on the french colonial troops in the rhineland?
black soldiers raping women, french gov using ‘racially inferior troops’ to occupy germany and humilate them
what does the portryal of black soliders mean to germany
reflects racsist ideologies
prejudice and fear towards ethnic and racial minorities
what fraction of jews ended up imigrating
1/5
whats the polish corridor
a strip of land that provided the newly re-established country of Poland access to the Baltic Sea after World War I. It was created by the Treaty of Versailles in 1919 and had major geopolitical consequences.
black actors had to preform in what way
to fit in with white sterotypes
prussia took finger prints from travellers
true or false
true
Children born to German women and African soldiers were derogatorily called what
“Rhineland Bastards” and were later targeted under Nazi racial laws.
Roma and Sinti often faced barriers to what
education, employment, and housing.
excluded from social services and denied access to public schools or medical care.
did weimar germany have polish schools
They had Polish-language schools, newspapers, cultural associations, and churches in some regions, particularly in Upper Silesia where the League of Nations guaranteed minority protections.
