How Hitler maintained support after 1933. 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryThe rise of Germany 1871 – 1945A2/A-levelWJEC Created by: ktommoCreated on: 12-03-18 20:27 Economic policies Split into two periods-there's a change over time Recovery employment goes down women stay at home more positive Rearmament 'butter or guns' families are being torn apart entertainment buildings were cloing down rationing total war the turning point support was lost disillusionment 1 of 4 Social Policies Encouraged passive support element of reluctance school syllabus integreated with Nazi ideology Aimed at school children Hitler Youth more focus on the war rather than education women weren't allowed to go to university the three k's appealed to some women depends on what kind of women you were women were forced to be sterylised passive support after 1938 too scared to speak out 2 of 4 Propaganda and censorship aimed against the jews anti-semetic enhancing successes positives ceonsoring the bad stuff negatives trying to hide the reality the nazis owned the newspapers all you see is nazi ideology propaganda is essential works when things are going well can't cover the negatives losing the war 'can't paint over the cracks for long' 3 of 4 Foreign policies Lebensraum Germany's expansion to the East Hitler began to undermine the Treaty of Versailles Remilitarisation of the Rhineland and Sudetenland Because of Hitler's successes with invading other countries, people continues to support him However, the failed invasion of Russia was the first realisation that the Germans might not win the war. 4 of 4
German History, Edexcel, From Kaiser to Fuhrer: Controversy: Unit 7: How popular was the Nazi Regime 1933-39? 0.0 / 5
German History, Edexcel - From Kaiser to Fuhrer [Controversy: Unit 8: How Effectively did the Nazi State Operate?] 0.0 / 5
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