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Aims and results of policies, Extent of authoritarian control, Impact of…

- - - - so he create book burnings
- - - - gave cheap and regimented labour to promote Germany’s recovery
      - Service became compulsory in 1935
  - - - quick victories in the hope of gaining much-needed resources
- - - - abortion was made illegal
  - - - war destroyed social conventions
- - - - boycott of Jewish buisnesses
      - Books by Jewish authors were publicly burnt
    - - Jews couldnt be doctors
      - Jews had to add the name Israel (men) or Sara (women) to their name
      - Jewish children were forbidden to go to school
    - - party radicals attacked 7,000 businesses and destroyed 267 synagogues as revenge for the shooting of a German Embassy official by a Polish Jew
      - ninety-one Jews killed but many more died due to arrest and imprisonment. Many also committed suicide
    - - 6MIL jews died
  - - - eugenics and selective breeding
    - - T-4 programme resulted in 72 00 deaths
      - halted in 1941
  - - - suffered penalties
      - imprisonment for "offenders"