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Impact of hitler's rule - Coggle Diagram
Impact of hitler's rule
Political
One party rule
Nazi officials now took control of all the govt departments and the SS and SA brutally dealt with threats
When the party came into power, opponents were sent to concentration camps
May 1933, Hitler passed a law that nazi is the only legal political party
Night of the long knifes
Hitler ordered Ernst Rohm, SA leaders and other threats be killed
In one night, Hitler managed to remove opponents and gain support of the army
Businessmen, army Generals and Hitler felt SA was getting too strong
Under Ernst Rohm, SA grew to 4 mil strong and wanted to take over the army
Enabling Act
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Before the vote, SS and SA surrounded the building where votes were supposed to take place and Hitler arrested all his opponents
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Reichstag Fire
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Hitler declared a state of emergency in Germany, claiming that the country was in great danger
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He suspended freedom, the press
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Economic
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Control of trade unions
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1935, Nazis imposed a wage freeze on all workers
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1936, German economy was geared towards preparing for war , focus on production of resources and machinery
1939, workers worked up to 72 hrs a week, wages restricted
Re-employment
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Many were employed to build schools, hospitals and highways
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Unemployment was further reduced with the reintroduction of conscription and the removal of jews from jobs
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Militarization
By 1949, there were 1.4 mil men in the army
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In 1935, the nazis introduced conscription for the army which reduced unemployment
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Social
Persecution of jews
7 Nov 1938, night of Broken glass, more than 7500 Jewish shops and over 400 synapses were destroyed, more than 90 jews killed and 30k arrested
In 1942 holocaust, six concentration camps in Poland built for mass killing, nazis forced jews to wear the star of David so that they could identified
Jews portrayed as sly, cowardly and evil ppl out to destroy German culture
By the time the war ended, 1/3 of the world's jews were dead
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Role of women
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Hitler believed women could best serve their nation by being confined to the role of a mother and spouse
Hitler youth
They were taught anti-semitism and nazi ideology, physical training was emphasised
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By 1933, it had 2.3 mil members as it was made compulsory
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