Germany : Life in Nazi Germany

Question 1

4 characteristics of an ideal Nazi woman

Answer 1

Traditional clothes
Aryan
Stay at home
Non smoker and non drinker

Question 2

What were some Nazi policies made to women

Answer 2

Women shouldn’t work
Women should get married - marriage law of 1933
Women should have at least 4 children - 1/4 money off
The German Workers enterprise gave medals out to women

Question 3

How successful was the policy that women shouldnt work

Answer 3

1933-36 women in work fell

Question 4

How successful was the policy that women should get married

Answer 4

Number of marriages increased

Question 5

When was the marriage law introduced

Answer 5

1933

Question 6

How successful was the policy that women should have at least 4 children

Answer 6

Birth rate increased

Question 7

How successful was the medal policy

Answer 7

GWE gave out 6 million medals

Question 8

What were features of Nazi education

Answer 8

Set curriculum different for boys and girls
Teachers had to be of the Nazi party
Nazi teacher’s league - where they got lessons
New subjects like Race Studies and Nazi eugenics
Rewritten subjects
15% time on PE

Question 9

Why did Hitler want people working

Answer 9

Unemployed people were dangerous to society
Waste of resources

Question 10

When was the National Labour Service set up

Answer 10

July 1935

Question 11

What was the National labour Service

Answer 11

18-25, 6 months of service
job creation works and public services
hated - low pay

Question 12

Examples of RAD

Answer 12

7000km of Autobahn
Stadia for the 1936 Berlin Olympics
Built up a stockpile of arms

Question 13

Who was in the category of invisible employment

Answer 13

Jews
Women leaving jobs
RAD
Opponents and people in CC

Question 14

Unemplyment stats in 1933 to 1939

Answer 14

1933 4.8M 1939 0.3M
did not include invisible employment

Question 15

How did Hitler maintain happiness from workers

Answer 15

Replaced the Trade Unions with DAF, labour front, which had new schemes of the KdF and SDA

Question 16

What was the KdF and an example

Answer 16

KdF- strength through joy such as the KdF trip to italy in 1937

Question 17

What was the SDA

Answer 17

Beauty of labour, replaced noise in the workplaces with canteens and pools but they had to be made by themselves

Question 18

What was the volkswagen people car

Answer 18

A car workers payed 5 marks a week to this family car
By 1939 not enough money, so all money put to armament

Question 19

How did wages change between 1933 and 1939

Answer 19

Rose 20%

Question 20

What was a race farm

Answer 20

An aryan meet up place for aryan families to be started

Question 21

When were the Nuremburg Race Laws

Answer 21

1935

Question 22

What happened post 1933

Answer 22

Gypsies were arrested
vagrants put in CC

Question 23

When did all gypsies have to be registered

Answer 23

1938

Question 24

What happened in 1939 in relation to gypsies and homosexuals

Answer 24

Gypsies were deported
Homosexuald sent to CC to be medically experimented on

Question 25

What law was passed in 1933

Answer 25

The law for prevention of Hereditarily diseased offspring

Question 26

Why were Jews persecutated

Answer 26

Scapegoats Jealous of success Communist associated Blamed for WWi and the Treaty of Versailles as some signed leaders were jewish

Question 27

Timeline of what happened to Jewish Business

Answer 27

1933 SA order 1 day boycott and yellow star 1937 business taken over by aryans 1938 Kristallnacht 1939 jews banned from owning businesses

Question 28

When was the 1 day boycott of Jewish business

Answer 28

1933

Question 29

When were jews banned from owning business

Answer 29

1939

Question 30

Timeline of what happened to jewish professions

Answer 30

1933 Jewish actors banned 1934 Jews banned from some public places - yellow benches 1935 Nuremburg race laws 1938 Jewish passport stamp 1939 Reich office for Jewish Emigration set up

Question 31

When were jews forced to have a J passport stamp

Answer 31

1938

Question 32

What was the purpose of the Reich office for Jewish Emigration

Answer 32

To expel Jews from Germany

Question 33

Which two laws did the Nuremburg Laws bring

Answer 33

Reich Law on Citizenship Reich Law for Protection of German blood and honour

Question 34

What was the Reich Law on Citizenship

Answer 34

only German blood could be citizens jews couldnt work for the gov jews couldnt be subject of any citizens yellow star

Question 35

What was the Reich Law for Protection of German blood and honour

Answer 35

No jews could marry Germans No jews could have sex with Germans

Question 36

When was Kristallmacht and english translation

Answer 36

1938 Night of Broken Glass

Question 37

Timeline of Kristallnacht

Answer 37

7 November Jews enters German embassy in Paris and shoots a German 8 November Goebbels attacked homes and synagogues in Hannover while stirring resentment up for the Jews 9 November Hitler and Goebbels agree to a nationwide attack 9-10 Nov Destroying of business houses and synagogues

Question 38

Consequences of Kristallnacht

Answer 38

100 jews killed 814 shops damaged 191 synagogues destroyed Jews fined 1 billion marks

Question 39

When was T4 testing

Answer 39

1939

Question 40

How many did T4 kill

Answer 40

70,000