Changing life in Germany, 1933-39

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Changing Life In Germany, 1933-1939
- tackling economic problems
- extending political control
- the treatment of religion
  - the national reich church and the 'concordat'
the threat of women and young people
- Changing Life In Germany, 1933-1939
  - tackling economic problems
  - extending political control
  - the treatment of religion
    - the national reich church and the 'concordat'
- controlling education and young people (e.g the Hitler Youth Movement)
the use of propaganda and censorship
Nazi racial policy
measures to reduce unemployment
the abolition of trade unions and the creation of the DAF
the strength through joy movement (KdF)
the three K's
- the threat of women and young people
  - controlling education and young people (e.g the Hitler Youth Movement)
the use of the ** and Gestapo
control of the legal system
control over central and regional government
Goebbels and propaganda
- the use of propaganda and censorship
the use of rallies
radio and cinema
censorship of newspapers and the arts
the master race and the idea of aryan superiority
- Nazi racial policy
the persecution of the jews between 1933-1939
relations with the catholic and protestant churches

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