Germany: How far do you agree that cultural policies, in the years 1933-45, were created mainly to support Nazi racial theories?

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  • Was largely shaped by Nazi racial theory, mainly directed towards Jews

  • Criteria for supporting racial theories = its impact is to strengthen Nazi ideological claims

  • 1933-36 = consolidation of control and ideology

  • 1936-38 = Radicalization + purification

  • 1939-42 = War mobilisation + intensified racial propaganda

  • 1942-45 = Total war and ideological saturation

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  • 1933-36

  • 10th May 1933, book burnings in >34 German unis

  • 1933-34 Reich Chamber of Culture grew to 1.3m members

  • 1933-36 around 3,000 racially ‘undesirable’ artists were banned from working in public institutions

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  • 1936-38

  • From 1937 around 16,000 works of modern art were removed from museums

  • 1938 Degenerate Art exhibition in Munich displayed over 650 confiscated artworks

  • By 1938, 1,400 synagogues had been destroyed

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  • 1939-42

  • 1940 the film Jud Süß seen by 20m Germans

  • 1941 all Jews banned from cultural participation

  • 1942 Nazi radio broadcasts reach >70% German households

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  • 1942-45

  • After Goebbels’ ‘Total War’ speech in 1943, 1000+ cultural organisations closed or repurposed

  • By 1944, >16m Nazi radio sets in use

  • 1944-45 250 official speeches/broadcasts per month