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The Nazi Dictatorship (Culture (Anti-Semitism, Militarism and the…
The Nazi Dictatorship
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Volksgemeinschaft
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Mittlestand
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The Law to Protect Retail Trade banned retail stores, many of which were jewish
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Propaganda
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Photographs
Hitler had a personal photographer, Heinrich Hoffman
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Film
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Films were probably more effective in keeping support for the regime than indoctrinating people with Nazism
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The Economic Recovery
It was led by Hjalmar Schacht, president of the Reichbank
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Public Work
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The voluntary labour force was aimed at 18-25 year olds also the Reich Labour Service (RAD) was established
After conscription was legalised all young men were required to serve 6 months in the RAD before joining the forces
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Schacht's New Plan
In July 1934 Schacht was given dictatorial powers over the economy, which he used to introduced the 'New Plan' of September of 1934
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Schatch's plans to help the economy to recover was proven and it was clear by mid-1936 that Germany was on the way to full economic stability
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The Police State
The Gestapo
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Limitations of policing
Limited manpower of 40,000 members for the whole country
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