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How did Hitler remain in Control?

How did Hitler remain in Control?. Economically:. Public works programs Ended unemployment Raised living standards Rearmed Germany Rejected the Treaty of Versailles. Totalitarian Rule. Controlled ALL aspects of G erman Life The SS – enforced the rules The Gestapo

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How did Hitler remain in Control?

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  1. How did Hitler remain in Control?

  2. Economically: • Public works programs • Ended unemployment • Raised living standards • Rearmed Germany • Rejected the Treaty of Versailles

  3. Totalitarian Rule • Controlled ALL aspects of German Life • The SS – enforced the rules • The Gestapo • Secret police Took out opposition

  4. Indoctrinated the Youth • Hitler Youth • Controlled School curriculum

  5. Religion / Culture Replaced religion with Racial Creed Eliminated non-German influence from German life

  6. Nuremberg Laws 1935 • Restricted Jewish life • Deprived Jews of citizenship • Prohibited education opportunities • Prohibited government employment • Prohibited occupations in medicine, law, publishing

  7. July, 1938

  8. Kristalnacht 1938

  9. Turning Point • Forced immigration of Jews out of Germany not optional • Hitler already considering invasion of Poland • Numerous camps already in place • Passivity of the people after Kristalnacht made it clear that the Nazis would encounter little opposition

  10. New Laws were put in place Jews must turn over all precious metal, stocks, bonds, art and jewelry to the government • Pensions for Jews were reduced • Jews were physically segregated within German towns • Jews could not have a driver’s license, radio, carrier pigeon • A curfew was enforced; 9 pm to 5 am summer, 8 pm – 6 am winter

  11. At that same meeting Goering announced, “I have received the Fueher’s orders requesting that the Jewish question be now, coordinated and solved.” • Nov 12, 1938

  12. In the US, the story made the papers

  13. What would you do??

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