According to nazism - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

What were the goals of the Nuremberg Laws? - ANSWERThe new laws which institutionalized many of the racial theories prevalent in Nazi ideology. The Nuremberg Laws: the Reich Citizenship Law and the Law for the Protection of German Blood and German Honor. According to Nazism, what was a "driving force" in history? - ANSWERAdolf Hitler believed that the driving force of history was a struggle between races, a struggle that would only end when the superior race, the Aryan race, in Hitler's vi...

GRMN 2301 Midterm 1NSDAP - correct answer National Socialist German Workers' Party Tenets of Nazism - correct answer Anti-Semitism* Lebensraum* Leadership principle Nationalism Social Darwinism Pan-Germanism Anti-communism Alienation - correct answer War was the overcoming of alienation and the finding of purpose. Mein Kampf & Storm of Steel - correct answer - Glorified and aestheticized war - Spoke of a new, militarized humanity - Nazis in Germany suspected that Jewish people ...

Where is Heini when he dies in Hitler Youth Quex? Heini dies in the fair grounds. Stabbed in a booth What is the first quality of Liberal and Bourgeois society? No freedom of expression, religion, association and private property. Brainpower Read More Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:01 / 0:15 Full screen What is the second quality of liberal and bourgeois society? Society is not sustainable, the political climate is changing an...

What were the goals of the Nuremberg Laws? Answer The new laws which institutionalized many of the racial theories prevalent in Nazi ideology. The Nuremberg Laws: the Reich Citizenship Law and the Law for the Protection of German Blood and German Honor. According to Nazism, what was a "driving force" in history? Answer Adolf Hitler believed that the driving force of history was a struggle between races, a struggle that would only end when the superior race, the Aryan race, in Hitler's view...

GRMN 2301: Inside Nazi Germany Final Exam Questions And Answers 100% Pass. NSDAP - answerNational Socialist Deutsch (German) Workers' Party () Hitler becomes Chancellor - answerin January 30, 1933. But, National Socialist ideas were around earlier: - WWI () - The Treaty of Versailles Tenets of Nazism - answerAnti-Semitism, Lebensraum, Nationalism, Leadership Principle, Social Darwinism, Pan-Germanism, Anti-Communism Anti-Semitism - answerThe hatred of Jews based on the notion of race...

GRMN 2301 Antisemitism - correct answer hostility to or prejudice against Jews. For the Nazis, this amounted to declaring them a racial group, not just a religious group. They were also viewed as a movement that the Germans didn't want. Anything that was seen as bad in the present time was blamed on the Jews -modern art -feminism -urban poverty -communism Lebensraum - correct answer Literally means living space. The belief that Germany needed to expand the nation state in order to grow....

NSDAP National Socialist Deutsch (German) Workers' Party () Hitler becomes Chancellor in January 30, 1933. But, National Socialist ideas were around earlier: - WWI () - The Treaty of Versailles Brainpower Read More Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:01 / 0:15 Full screen Important dates WWI --> Weimar Republic --> Hitler appointed Chancellor --> Jan 30, 1933 NSDAP --> Nazi Rule --> WWII --> 5...

major tenets of nazi ideology antisemitism, lebensraum, nationalism, leadership principle, social darwinism, anti communism, pan Germanism anti semitism Antisemitism within Nazi ideology was a continuation of historical anti-semitism with new ideas of race (Social Darwinism), hate and "degenerate culture" (modernist art and film + feminism). Less that 2% of the German nation was Jewish... change from christian to racial anti semitism, wasnt a reaction to jewish life, they were the s...

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...

Antisemitism hostility to or prejudice against Jews. For the Nazis, this amounted to declaring them a racial group, not just a religious group. They were also viewed as a movement that the Germans didn't want. Anything that was seen as bad in the present time was blamed on the Jews -modern art -feminism -urban poverty -communism Lebensraum Literally means living space. The belief that Germany needed to expand the nation state in order to grow. This meant that they would expand to E...