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[DOC File]Why did the Nazis persecute many groups in German society
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It is agreed that Hitler was ultimately responsible for this unhuman event, but the genocide would not have been possible without: The Civil Service (had information about Jews) Police forces in German occupied lands (victims of the Holocaust were many times captured by them) The SS (carried out many killings and transported prisoners to the camps)
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Name 3 of the key individual state authorities of the German police system under Hitler’s rule.-The SS-The SD-The SA-The Gestapo . The People’s Court. 2. What was the main function of the SS? They were Hitler’s personal bodyguards. After TNOFTL they became the main Nazi branch of police (although there was also a police force).
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[DOCX File]The Nazi regime: how effectively did the Nazis control ...
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Although the Hitler Youth movement was popular with many German Youngsters, some objected to the restrictions. Around a million young people refused to join the Hitler youth. They did not want training for the army or motherhood. Instead they were more interested in dancing to American and English songs and listening to overseas radio stations.
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[DOC File]Pol Pot and Hitler: A Comparison
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When a German was about to host a neighbour, he/she also had to make sure that a picture of the Führer was hanging on the living room wall. Otherwise, he/she could risk being reported to the Gestapo (secret police) and being sent to the extermination camps outside Germany. In contrast, Pol Pot instituted none of those Orwellian Big Brother ...
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[DOC File]Hitler’s Germany, 1933–39
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nabling Act, 23 March 1933 –Hitler has right to make laws for 4 years without consulting the Reichstag = dictator. 5. P. olitical Opponents Destroyed –police under Nazi control, trade unions banned and the leaders imprisoned (German workers had to join the German Labour Front) + opposition parties banned and leaders put in camps. 6. N
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[DOCX File]Weebly
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Reichstag Fire, 27th February 1933: a young Dutchman, Marinus van der Lubbe (Communist), was caught on the site with matches and firelighters.He was put on trial and executed. Hitler and Goering (the chief of police) claimed van der Lubbe had been part of a communist conspiracy against the government, so they used the opportunity to attack the communists.
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[DOC File]Life in Germany
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In return, bishops take an oath of loyaly to Hitler. Problems arose – Youth organizations. Catholic Schools. Imprisonment of Catholic priests and nuns. 1937 – Pope condemns Hitler and the Nazis. Protestant Churches – Divided. Many continued to suppor the Nazis. Hitler set up a single Reich Church under a Nazi Bishop. Promoted Nazi ideas.
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[DOC File]Hitler’s Foreign Policy (1933 - 1939)
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Hitler ordered German troops to enter Austria after a request was made by a Nazi Austrian Minister in charge of the Austrian police to help restore order to the country. The Nazi’s then organised a plebiscite (vote) in which 99.75% of Austrians voted for union with Germany.
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