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Nazi Rule in Germany, 1934-39
- Law and Order
- The SS had unlimited powers
- The SS ran concentration camps
were people could be sent without trial
- The Gestapo had unlimited powers
- The Gestapo encouraged people to
report on any 'Anti-Nazi' activity
- Judges were expected to support
the ideas of the Nazi Party
- The SS had unlimited powers
- Persecution of the Jews
- 1933: Jewish shops &
businesses were boycotted
- 1934: Jews who were in jobs as
civil servants, teachers or in other
government roles were dismissed
- Jews were banned from parks,
public buildings & public transport
- 1935: Nuremberg Laws took away
Jews' rights as German citizens
- Many Jews began to leave Germany
- 1938: Jewish shops & synagogues
destroyed in Kristallnacht
- After 1939:Extermination
of the Jews began
- 1933: Jewish shops &
businesses were boycotted
- Education and
Young People
- Completely controlled education to
indoctrinate children into Nazism
- All teachers had to members of the Nazi Party,
so all lessons had to reflect Nazi ideologies
- Girls were taught how to be good wives & mothers
- Every child was taught to be fit and ready to fight for Germany
- Hitler Youth indoctrinated
children with Nazi ideas
- Completely controlled education to
indoctrinate children into Nazism
- Persecution of Other Groups
- Anyone not considered an
'Aryan' suffered under the Nazis
- People not 'socially useful', i.e. tramps
and mentally/ physically disabled people,
were put into concentration camps
- Churches had to accept Nazi
rule, a Reich Church, dominated
by Nazis, was also set up
- Anyone not considered an
'Aryan' suffered under the Nazis
- Censorship & Propaganda
- Newspapers, films, books, etc.
were all controlled & censored
- Radio broadcasts were controlled
- Groups like the Jews
were shown in a bad light
- Mass rallies & propaganda events held
- Hitler was portrayed as a great, almost God-like figure
- Newspapers, films, books, etc.
were all controlled & censored
- Women
- Encouraged to have children
- Encouraged to give up their
jobs & stay at home looking after
their husbands and children
- Advice given to women
on what to wear and cook
- Encouraged to have children
- Economic Policy
- Public works programs
like building Autobahns
- 1935: Rearmament begins
- Rearmament created jobs in industries
that supplied the armed forces
- Aryan men replaced
Jews and women who
were forced out of work
- Public works programs
like building Autobahns
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