Life in nazi germany - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

A complete set of revision notes for history Life in Nazi Germany topic, 33 pages total. Highly informative and detailed whilst being easy to understand, including a table of important dates, underlined statistics and data and topic summary questions. Used as my primary revision source to obtain a grade 9 and consistent high scores throughout the year.

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GRMN 2301 Inside Nazy Germany FinalNSDAP - correct answer National Socialist Deutsch (German) Workers' Party () Hitler becomes Chancellor - correct answer in January 30, 1933. But, National Socialist ideas were around earlier: - WWI () - The Treaty of Versailles Important dates - correct answer WWI --> Weimar Republic --> Hitler appointed Chancellor --> Jan 30, 1933 NSDAP --> Nazi Rule --> WWII --> 5 Tenets of Nazi Germany - correct answer 1) Anti-semitis...

World War II Experimentation Expansion Culmination Death Throws Kristallnacht November 9, 1938 Wansee Conference January 20, 1942 Total War Speech February 18, 1943 Wansee Conference Meeting of Nazi leaders in Berlin. It was the decision to murder the Jews (The Final Solution) (January 20, 1942) Kristallnacht "Night of Broken Glass" Nazis in Germany torched synagogues, vandalized Jewish homes, schools, and businesses and kille...

Content Revised (y/n) 1 Germany 1918 – page 2 2 What was the Kaiser like – page 3 3 Impact of WW1 – p4 4 What did the Treaty do to Germany – p5 5 Why did the Germans hate the Treaty – p6 6 German reaction to Treaty of Versailles – p8 7 Weimar Republic introduction – p9 8 Setting up the Weimar Republic – constitution etc – p10 9 Left vs Right – p11 10 Did the T of V ruin the chance for Ebert / Weimar to succeed? 11 Crisis for Weimar – occupation of Ruhr – p13 1...

"White Telephone Films" correct answers - Romantic melodramas set among the rich - The Song of Love (1930) was the first Italian sound film Nazi Involvement in the Film Industry correct answers 1933 All Jews removed from film industry Government offers loans for film production 1937 Government starts secretly buying a controlling interest in main production companies 1942 Film industry completely nationalized Propaganda vs. Entertainment correct answers - Both serve the needs ...

GRMN 2301 Inside Nazi Germany EXAM 1*What are the major tenets of Nazi thought? (also need to define them) - correct answer 1. Anti-Semitism 2. Lebensraum 3. Social Darwinism 4. Leadership Principle 5. Racial Hygiene 6. Individualism Anti-Semitism - correct answer 1. Religious/Old Christian Anti-Semitism: blamed Jews for the death of Jesus so wanted to hate them but also wanted to keep them around in case a Jesus situation happened again; based on FAITH (Jews were able to convert to ...

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Inside Nazi Germany Exam 1What is Nazism's goal in one sentence? - correct answer The creation of a new racial German community under the leadership of one man. What are the 2 main tenets of Nazism? - correct answer Anti-Semitism and Lebensraum What is Lebensraum? - correct answer The idea that Germany needs more space to live -justified invading countries -one of the main tenets of Nazism What is specifically Nazi Anti-semitism? - correct answer -the belief that Jews were a race -b...

Interpret Nazi films using the concepts introduced in this unit in the texts by Jünger. Jünger stated that society exists in pain, expressed through boredom. The films highlight the war effort of the Nazis before and during world war two, and also the boredom that characters face in their daily lives. For example, Hitler Youth Quex illustrates the young boy's boredom and eagerness to help the war effort, and for those reasons chooses to join the Hitler Youth. The movie also shows poverty and...