[19] The Police State, Propaganda and Art & Culture

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Who was in charge of the SS and Gestapo

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What powers did the Gestapo have

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Where did the Gestapo get their information from

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What was the significance of the Gestapo Law

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Which section of the SS were responsible for the concentration camps

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Why did the Nazis allow knowledge of the camps leak out into the public

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Provide an example of a crime that was punishable by death under the Nazis

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Why was the police state an effective form of control

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Who was the Nazi minister in charge of Propaganda

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What was the Editors Law

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How did Goebbels control newspapers

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Why did the Nazis develop the ‘People’s Receiver’

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What was banned from radio broadcast

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What did mass rallies demonstrate

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By 1938, how many people were attending the Nuremburg Rallies

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Provide an example of a Nazi approved film AND the ideas it promoted

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What was the Chamber of Culture

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How did Hitler respond to ‘degenerate’ art or artists

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What did the Nazis do to un-German books in May 1933

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How were the 1936 Olympic Games an opportunity to promote Germany