Germany KQ2 Flashcards

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Why do the nazis gain power?

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1926-goebbels in charge of propaganda
1928-17 seats
1930- Hindenburg lets chancellor use article 48, people lose confidence in the government 
1932- hitler 4-5 rallies per day
1932-230 seats
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How did the nazis do in July 1932?

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37.5% of votes, biggest party in reichstag

Hitler demanded to be chancellor but Hindenburg hated him so chose Von papen

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Why was hitler Denied the chance to be chancellor, even though the nazis were the biggest party and who was elected instead?

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Hindenburg hated hitler, he elected Von papen instead

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Who replaced Von papen?

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Von schleicher, the members of the reichstag didn’t like Von papen, they didn’t like Von Schleicher either

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5
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What deal did hitler make

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He would be chancellor and Von papen vice, Hindenburg reluctantly agreed, 30th jan 1933- hitler becomes chancellor

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6
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What problems did hitler have?

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Only 2 out of 12 ministers were nazi
Less than half the seats were nazi
Hindenburg could sack hitler at any time

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7
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Reichstag fire

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Feb 1933 Dutch communist van der lubbe is found near to a burning reichstag, hitler blames him and the communists are banned from campaigning
Issued an emergency decree to ban basic rights such as freedom of speech, closed Social Democrats’ newspapers

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8
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Enabling act

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March 1933 used article 48 to make decisions without reichstag approval for 4 years removed civil rights and made nazis only party
Used SA and SS to make members of the Reichstag vote for it
441-94

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Night of the long knives

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The SS were tasked with murdering possible enemies to the nazis, this included Ernst Rohm, the sa leader, as he knew the sa were too strong.
30th June 1934

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10
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Who dies in August 1934

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Hindenburg, hitler is now führer

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11
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What does gleichstaltung mean?

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Control of every part of life. Trade unions banned, workers part of nazi union. Boys in hitler youth, no local governments. No other political parties from 1933

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12
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SS

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Led by himmler, they were hitler’s personal bodyguard
Dealt with opposition violently
Killed SA members in night of the long knives
Elite bodyguard

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Gestapo

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Part of SS led by Heydrich, arrest without trial, political opponents and Jews in concentration camps
18 camps knows as “Death Head’s Units”

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Legal system

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Peoples court put enemies on trial, hitler made all laws, nazis could get away with anything, judges swore an oath

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15
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Posters

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Cheap and easy

Nazi youth and SS portrayed very well, nazi posters

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16
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Newspapers

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1926 der angriff “the attack” started off weekly and then became daily with the purpose of attacking political opponents and Jews
Der Sturmer told Germans that Jews kidnapped children

17
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Film

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Show hitler in a good way
Aryan
Triumph of the will- 1934 shows nazi Congress in Nuremberg

18
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Depression on Germany

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October 1929 Wall Street Crash
Germany relied in German loans in Dawes Plan
900k unemployed 1929, 3.3m 1930, 6m 1932

19
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What happened in 1933?

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Joseph Goebbels became minister for Enlightenment and Propaganda

20
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Censorship

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1933- 20,000 Jewish and Communist books burned
Jewish Artist’s works destroyed
1938- 10,000 newspapers/magazines gone, 2500 textbooks burned
No jazz or associated dancing