Edexcel Weimar Nazi Germany

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More than enough you need to know on Weimar Nazi Germany to get a 9. (If you can read my handwriting).

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Role of Julius Streicher:

What were his beliefs? When did he join the NSDAP?

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Early Nationalist Politician: Streicher was already a nationalist politician before joining the Nazi Party in 1922.

Increased Party Membership: When Streicher joined the Nazi Party, he brought his supporters with him, which doubled the party's size overnight.

Expanded Geographical Appeal: Streicher extended the Nazi Party's geographical reach by bringing in supporters from Franconia, in central Germany, to supplement the party's base in Munich, southern Germany.

Newspaper Founder: In 1923, Streicher founded the newspaper, “Der Stürmer”, which published hateful propaganda against Jews and communists and urged readers to join the Nazi Party. By 1927, it had a circulation of 14,000 copies.

Ex-Army: Like many other Nazi leaders, he was an ex-army man and had won the Iron Cross like Hitler.

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(during Great Depression)

(During Great Depression)

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What rules did the supporters agree?

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Propaganda & Censorship

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1933: Almost all non-Nazi youth groups were banned.

1936: To use sports facilities you had to be a part of a NSDAP youth group.

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NSDAP Policy for unemployment

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NSDAP Policies to tackle Unemployment:

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NSDAP Policies to reduce unemployment

NSDAP Policies to reduce unemployment

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88: NSDAP Policies for workers

2nd Organisation and their actions?

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NSDAP Policies for Workers

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April 1933: Official boycott of Jewish shops and businesses began. SA would stand outside them with signs and deter people from entering. “Jude” or a yellow star was painted on the shop window.

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Killer Jew was Herschel Grynszpan

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