Germany 1918-45: Life in Nazi Germany
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- Germany 1918-45: Life in Nazi Germany
- Setting up the Nazi dictatoship
- Reichstag Fire: 27 feb 1933
- Hitler claimed that the fire was part of a communist conspiracy
- He persuaded Hindenburg to pass an emergency decree, meant that Hitler could target communist leaders and eliminate any political opposition
- Enabling Act: march 1933
- Communist Party had been banned
- July 1933 germany became a single-party state
- Enabling act gave Hitler more votes, giving him the power to pass laws without consulting the Reichstag
- Night of Long Knives: June 1934
- He removed internal opposition
- death of Hindenburg: august 1934
- Hitler combined the posts of chancellor and president
- He now had absolute power in Germany
- Reichstag Fire: 27 feb 1933
- Nazi policies towards
- Women
- look after the home and raise family
- children, Kitchen, church
- Law of Encouragement of Marriage
- Lebensborn fountain of life
- Job discrimination
- Young
- Hitler Youth
- boy: physical fitness and military trainng girls: domestic training, prepare for roles as mothers and wives
- Jews
- nationawide boycott of Jewish and businesses
- Nuremberg Laws: sep 1935
- important milestone in the isolation of the Jews
- Women
- Policies to reduce unemployment
- 1934: Hjalmar Schacht was put in charge of the economy, creating vast buildings( eg: autobahs) providing jobs
- 1935: Labour Serviceoffered men aged 19-25 six months of compulsory manual work
- extensive rearment between 1936 and 1939 created hunders of thousands of jobs making munitions for the rapidly growing armed forces
- Setting up the Nazi dictatoship
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