Nazi Germany - religious opposition
- Created by: Naomi
- Created on: 21-04-13 15:29
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- Religion and the Nazis
- The two main forms of Christianity in Germany was the Protestant and Catholic Churches
- The Catholic Church
- Hitler had made a deal with them in 1933 (Concordat)
- He said he would protect their religion if they satyed out of politics
- Hitler did not trust the Catholic Church because it was run by the Pope who was not German
- Hitler had made a deal with them in 1933 (Concordat)
- The Protestant Church
- Hitler put a Nazi supporter (Muller) as Archbishop
- Leaders of the Catholic and Protestant churches remained largely silent throughout.
- The response of the main religious groups to the Nazis was disappointing
- The Nazis allowed them to practise their faith and for many this was enough
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