Nazi Germany. How did lives change - Young people

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GCSE Old Germany GCSE NOT for Yr11 from 2017 onwards Flashcards on Nazi Germany. How did lives change - Young people, created by Tom Lea on 20/10/2017.
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How did the Nazi party control teachers? They had to join Nazi Teachers League Forced non Nazi Teachers to resign 13% of head teachers were fired
What percentage of teachers had joined the Nazi Teachers League by 1936? 97%
How did students help keep teachers in line? Acted as spies - told on teachers who told anti Nazi jokes etc
What two types of schools did the Nazis set up? Napola or military cadet schools (train SS/SA officers) Adolf Hitler schools (run by leaders of Hitler Youth to create future leaders of the party)
Which subject focused on the need for Lebensraum (living space) by conquering more land Geography
What happened to RE? It became an optional subject
Physics in the Nazi period focused on... The science of weapons, aerodynamics and communications
How did the Nazis even use Maths to indoctrinate students? Gave them questions that focused on Nazi ideas e.g working out the cost of keeping mentally ill patients alive
Which subject taught girls how to choose the 'right' kind of husband and focused on the study of race? Biology
History was changed to show... How the Jews were to blame for the German defeat in WWI. It focused on the superiority of the German/Aryan race over of countries.
What was the name of the Nazi group for young people? Hitler Youth
What kind of activities did boys do in Hitler Youth? Mainly military training e.g. Morse code tests, map reading, firing rifles with live ammunition.
What did girls spend their time doing? Sang political songs, read Nazi books,
What about the Hitler Youth was particularly appealing to poorer children? Holiday camps - often the first time they had ever been on holidays.
Why did the Hitler youth have a limited impact? Children got bored in meetings Hated being forced to attend (compulsory to join 1936, forced to attend mtgs 1939) Religious children still saw God as more important than Hitler.
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