Nazi Social, Economic and Racial Policy

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How long were men (aged 18-25) required to work in the National Labour Service Corps (RAD)?

6 months

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Provide the German word for the motorways that Hitler's programme intended to build 7000km of.

Autobahns

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Give two examples of groups that were not counted as part of Nazi unemployment figures.

Jews; Unmarried men <25 forced to RAD; Women dismissed or leaving to marry; Nazi opponents in concentration camps

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After conscription was reintroduced in 1935, what had the army membership expanded to, by 1939?

1,400,000 (In 1933 - 100,000)

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In 1939, how much was spent on rearmament?

26 billion marks

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Who led the German Labour Front (DAF)?

Robert Ley

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How many members did the German Labour Front (DAF) have by 1939?

22 million

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What scheme did the German Labour Front organise in 1938 that 150000 people signed up to?

Volkswagen (people's car) scheme

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Give two examples of trips sponsored by the Strength through Joy (KdF), in an attempt to improve the leisure time of German workers.

Concerts; Theatre visits; Museum tours; Sporting events; Weekend trips; Holidays; Cruises

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How many people went on KdF holidays in 1938?

About 10 million

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Name the department in the KdF that tried to improve working conditions by building canteens, swimming pools and sports facilities.

Beauty of work (Schonheit der Arbeit)

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Provide two examples of how women should be under the Nazi ideal.

No make-up; Blonde; No interest in politics; heavy-hipped & athletic; Flat shoes & full skirt; Don't smoke; Don't work; Do household duties

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On whose birthday were medals awarded to women with large families?

Hitler's mother (12th August)

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Worried by the birth rate plummeting, what laws did the Nazis pass/alter?

Law for the Encouragement of Marriage (1933) or changing Divorce Law (1938)

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What were the 'three Ks' women were asked to stick to?

Kinder, Küche, Kirche (Children, Kitchen, Church)

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What was the name of the programme whereby specially chosen unmarried women could 'donate a baby to the Fuhrer' by becoming pregnant by a 'racially pure' SS man?

Lebensborn (Life Springs)

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What was a 'duty year', introduced in 1937 due to rearmament, compulsory for all women entering employment?

Helping on a farm/family home for a year, for bed and board, but no pay.

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What were school teachers forced to do by the Nazis?

Swear an oath of loyalty to Hitler and join the Nazi Teachers' League

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Give an example how the Nazis controlled textbooks in schools.

Rewritten to Nazi ideals; Approval by Ministry of Education needed; Mein Kampf became a standard text

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How did lessons begin under Nazi regime?

Students saluting and saying 'Heil Hitler'

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To ensure that the nation was healthy what percentage of curriculum time was devoted to physical education?

15%

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Give two ways Hitler controlled the spare time of the young.

Introduced Hitler Youth; Banning other youth organisations; Compulsory Hitler Youth membership from 1939 (7 million)

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Name three youth organisations used by the Nazis to control the young.

Hitler Youth; German Young People; Young Girls; League of German Maidens

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Give three examples of activities of the Hitler Youth Movement.

Learning Nazi songs; Athletics; Hiking; Camping; Map reading; Marching and military skills; Domestic skills (girls)

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Provide a translation for: a. Untermenschen b. Herrenvolk

a. Subhumans b. Master race

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How were Aryans depicted in art?

Blond; Blue-eyed; Tall; Lean; Athletic

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In what two ways did Hitler believe he would achieve a pure Aryan racial state?

Selective breeding and destroying the Jews

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Give a way Hitler made sure he had support for his anti-Semitic policies.

Propaganda; School (e.g. encouraging young people to hate Jews)

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What were Jewish teachers forbidden from doing in October 1936?

Giving private tuition to German students

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When were Jewish children expelled from German schools? (month and year)

November 1938

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What laws were passed in 1935 which included the Reich Law on Citizenship and forbade marriage/sexual relations between Jews and German citizens?

The Nuremberg Laws

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Local councils banned Jews from public spaces in:

1934

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Professional activities of Jews banned in:

1936

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Jews had to register possessions in:

1938

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Jews had to carry identity cards in:

1938

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Jews had red letter 'J' stamped on passport in:

1938

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Name the young Polish Jew who shot an official in the German Embassy in Paris on 8th November 1938.

Herschel Grynszpan

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On 9th and 10th November 1938, what did Goebbels organise as a result of the events in the German Embassy in France?

Anti-Jewish demonstrations - Attacks on Jewish property, shops, homes and synagogues.

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Why were the events on 9th/10th November 1938 known as 'Kristallnacht'?

'Crystal Night' or 'Night of Broken Glass': So many windows were smashed.

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How many Jews were (a) killed (b) sent to concentration camps or (c) had their businesses destroyed as a result of 'Kristallnacht'?

a. 100 b. 20,000 c. 7500

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In addition to being fined 1 billion Reichsmarks in 1939, provide one other example of continued persecution of Jews.

Forced emigration; surrendering precious metals & jewellery; evicted from homes & forced into ghettos; & forced to hand in radios