Chapter 16
... Within a decade, he made a new bid for power. This time, he succeeded by legal means. Hitler's rise to power raises disturbing questions that we still debate today. Why did Germany, which had a democratic government in the 1920s, become a totalitarian state in the 1930s? How could a ruthless, hatefi ...
... Within a decade, he made a new bid for power. This time, he succeeded by legal means. Hitler's rise to power raises disturbing questions that we still debate today. Why did Germany, which had a democratic government in the 1920s, become a totalitarian state in the 1930s? How could a ruthless, hatefi ...
The Rise of Hitler
... party • The Nazi party was determined to crush Marxism and undermine the Weimar Republic • Hitler began making public speeches and quickly became famous for his speeches against the Treaty of Versailles and Jews ...
... party • The Nazi party was determined to crush Marxism and undermine the Weimar Republic • Hitler began making public speeches and quickly became famous for his speeches against the Treaty of Versailles and Jews ...
Life in Nazi Germany - St Flannan`s College History
... (K________nacht). Jewish property and shops were destroyed. Every s_____________ (place of Jewish worship) was destroyed. To make matters worse Jews were forced to pay for the damage done by the SA. At first the main aim was to get Jews to e________________ (leave the country). They could only leave ...
... (K________nacht). Jewish property and shops were destroyed. Every s_____________ (place of Jewish worship) was destroyed. To make matters worse Jews were forced to pay for the damage done by the SA. At first the main aim was to get Jews to e________________ (leave the country). They could only leave ...
The Rise of Extremism and the Collapse of Weimar Democracy
... leadership from Gregor Strasser, but was forced to concede that the 25-Point Programme (with its socialist elements) remained inviolable. Establishment of new efficient Party structure and youth and women’s organisations led to a growing membership: 27,000 in 1925 increased to 108,000 in 1928. B ...
... leadership from Gregor Strasser, but was forced to concede that the 25-Point Programme (with its socialist elements) remained inviolable. Establishment of new efficient Party structure and youth and women’s organisations led to a growing membership: 27,000 in 1925 increased to 108,000 in 1928. B ...
Common Reading, Fall 2005
... rolling text which is slow-paced and easy to read. Speeches in Churchill’s voice (with British accent) can be used to have students note dialect differences between American and British speech patterns. Text may also be read without sound. http://www.churchillspeeches.com/speech_player/index.htm (3) ...
... rolling text which is slow-paced and easy to read. Speeches in Churchill’s voice (with British accent) can be used to have students note dialect differences between American and British speech patterns. Text may also be read without sound. http://www.churchillspeeches.com/speech_player/index.htm (3) ...
Policy and Practice in Fascist Germany 1933
... • “Very often, and in many places, it has been the case that individuals, already in previous years, have waited for commands and orders. Unfortunately, that will probably also be so in future. Rather, however, it is the duty of every single person to attempt, in the spirit of the Fuhrer, to work to ...
... • “Very often, and in many places, it has been the case that individuals, already in previous years, have waited for commands and orders. Unfortunately, that will probably also be so in future. Rather, however, it is the duty of every single person to attempt, in the spirit of the Fuhrer, to work to ...
File
... occupied all of Czechoslovakia Munich Agreement was broken by Hitler Question 11: Britain & France declared to stand up to future German aggression by Hitler in ...
... occupied all of Czechoslovakia Munich Agreement was broken by Hitler Question 11: Britain & France declared to stand up to future German aggression by Hitler in ...
Basic Fascism Italy and Germany
... Germany did not have the money and decided to take what they were owed by force. They invaded the Ruhr valley, Germany’s richest industrial area. Within days the French had taken over coal mines, railways, factories and steelworks. The German government called on the Germans to passively resist the ...
... Germany did not have the money and decided to take what they were owed by force. They invaded the Ruhr valley, Germany’s richest industrial area. Within days the French had taken over coal mines, railways, factories and steelworks. The German government called on the Germans to passively resist the ...
File - Mr. Collins Class Website
... the regions controlled by the Third Reich. Today, we use the word genocide to describe such willful annihilation of a racial, political, or cultural group. ...
... the regions controlled by the Third Reich. Today, we use the word genocide to describe such willful annihilation of a racial, political, or cultural group. ...
WHO supported the NAZIS?
... • Popular belief that most Nazi support came from the Protestant middle classes (the pettybourgeoisie) • However, as we shall see, the Nazis got votes from most groups in society including young new voters and workers • They had a broad appeal rooted in Protestant middle class support ...
... • Popular belief that most Nazi support came from the Protestant middle classes (the pettybourgeoisie) • However, as we shall see, the Nazis got votes from most groups in society including young new voters and workers • They had a broad appeal rooted in Protestant middle class support ...
Killing Hitler - Montville.net
... Holocaust if Hitler had been killed? Keep in mind men such as Himmler, Heydrich, Goebbels and Goering would still be leading figures in the government. ...
... Holocaust if Hitler had been killed? Keep in mind men such as Himmler, Heydrich, Goebbels and Goering would still be leading figures in the government. ...
THE ROAD TO WORLD WAR II
... industrialized and need places from which to get raw materials. Since the end of WWI, you (Britain), France, and even the U.S. have become very pacifistic. War is not something you want again. And, the depression hit in 1929, so this could be a waste of money you cannot afford. But, doing nothing co ...
... industrialized and need places from which to get raw materials. Since the end of WWI, you (Britain), France, and even the U.S. have become very pacifistic. War is not something you want again. And, the depression hit in 1929, so this could be a waste of money you cannot afford. But, doing nothing co ...
15.3.1-2 - Richmond Heights Schools
... Hitler demanded that Poland return the former German port of Danzig. The Poles refused and turned to Britain and France for ...
... Hitler demanded that Poland return the former German port of Danzig. The Poles refused and turned to Britain and France for ...
Did the Nazis bring about social and cultural revolutions in Germany?
... 1938, November. Kristalnacht (Night of the broken glass). A German diplomat was murdered in Paris by a Jew and ins revenge 7,000 Jewish businesses in German were attacked and 100 Jews were murderded by the SS. Many Jews were sent to concentration camps as a result and the Jewish community was fined ...
... 1938, November. Kristalnacht (Night of the broken glass). A German diplomat was murdered in Paris by a Jew and ins revenge 7,000 Jewish businesses in German were attacked and 100 Jews were murderded by the SS. Many Jews were sent to concentration camps as a result and the Jewish community was fined ...
2 Totalitarian State
... • Gestapo arrested those against the Nazis • 45,000 Nazi agents (Gestapo) in Germany • SS (Security Service) eliminated opposition to Nazis – inspired terror • Heinrich Himmler was the head of the SS • 160,000 people were spies in Nazi Germany • Spies and informers reported on hidden Jews or people ...
... • Gestapo arrested those against the Nazis • 45,000 Nazi agents (Gestapo) in Germany • SS (Security Service) eliminated opposition to Nazis – inspired terror • Heinrich Himmler was the head of the SS • 160,000 people were spies in Nazi Germany • Spies and informers reported on hidden Jews or people ...
8. The impact of the War on Germany File
... This is a 10 mark question so in an exam you would have no more than 20 minutes ...
... This is a 10 mark question so in an exam you would have no more than 20 minutes ...
Chronology of Nazi Germany
... 1919 September, 1919 Adolf Hitler joins the German Worker's Party (GWP) ...
... 1919 September, 1919 Adolf Hitler joins the German Worker's Party (GWP) ...
Nazi Ideology and the Holocaust Text pages 766-771
... • No aspect of the Nazi New Order was more terrifying than the deliberate attempt to exterminate the Jews. • Racial struggle was a key element in Hitler’s world of ideas. • On one side were the Aryans; on the other were the Jews, parasites in Hitler’s view, who were trying to destroy the Aryans. • H ...
... • No aspect of the Nazi New Order was more terrifying than the deliberate attempt to exterminate the Jews. • Racial struggle was a key element in Hitler’s world of ideas. • On one side were the Aryans; on the other were the Jews, parasites in Hitler’s view, who were trying to destroy the Aryans. • H ...
Hitler in Vienna 1908-1914
... • Aryans will defeat inferior races… • Expand Germans’ Lebensraum… • Germany would be led by strong leader… – Fuhrer ...
... • Aryans will defeat inferior races… • Expand Germans’ Lebensraum… • Germany would be led by strong leader… – Fuhrer ...
At night, everywhere was in a blackout. You didn
... force and then to send German troops into Britain to take control. In July 1940, Hitler put his plan into operation. The German air force (Luftwaffe) began making daily bombing raids on British ships, ports, radar stations, airfields and aircraft factories. This became known as the Battle of Britain ...
... force and then to send German troops into Britain to take control. In July 1940, Hitler put his plan into operation. The German air force (Luftwaffe) began making daily bombing raids on British ships, ports, radar stations, airfields and aircraft factories. This became known as the Battle of Britain ...
PowerPoint
... • The U.S. was not the only place where there was high unemployment! • European and Asian countries were going through really bad times too! ...
... • The U.S. was not the only place where there was high unemployment! • European and Asian countries were going through really bad times too! ...
Interwar Years PPT
... Who was Adolf Hitler? 1. Serves in German army (WWI) 2. Joins Nationalist Party aka Nazi Party (1919); gains popularity a. Fascist (gov’t before individual) b. Party Emblem = Swastika 3. Attempts to overthrow the *Weimar Republic a. Blamed for post-war problems; Treaty of Versailles 4. Imprisoned a ...
... Who was Adolf Hitler? 1. Serves in German army (WWI) 2. Joins Nationalist Party aka Nazi Party (1919); gains popularity a. Fascist (gov’t before individual) b. Party Emblem = Swastika 3. Attempts to overthrow the *Weimar Republic a. Blamed for post-war problems; Treaty of Versailles 4. Imprisoned a ...
The Path to Another War
... So that Germany did not officially seem the aggressor (which it was), Hitler needed an excuse for entering/attacking Poland. It was Heinrich Himmler who came up with the idea; thus the plan was code named Operation Himmler. On the night of August 31, 1939, Nazis took an unknown prisoner from one of ...
... So that Germany did not officially seem the aggressor (which it was), Hitler needed an excuse for entering/attacking Poland. It was Heinrich Himmler who came up with the idea; thus the plan was code named Operation Himmler. On the night of August 31, 1939, Nazis took an unknown prisoner from one of ...