Nazi Domestic Policies: Work and Employment card 4.5 / 5 based on 9 ratings ? HistoryWWII and Nazi Germany 1939-1945GCSE Created by: EstherTheBunnyCreated on: 10-07-12 21:47 Work and Employment - 1 Workers: DAF (German Labour Front) - 1933. Employment rights. Replaced trade unions. Workers couldn't act deliberately against employers, but there was minimum working standards. had power to punish. RAD: National Labour Service for the unemployed - 1933. Provided manual work. At first voluntary, then it was made compulsory in 1933 for young men to serve 6 months, Organised like an army. Pay was low and the food was poor. 1 of 2 Work and Employment - 2 Rearmament: Lebensraum - living space; military power. '4 Year Plan', for the war in 4 years time. In 1933, arms spending was 3.5 billion marks. In 1939, 26 billion marks were spent. Iron and steel need increased; production trebled from 1933 to 1939. Damage of naval blockade reduced; more plactic, oil and rubber. Plastic production: 460% in the 1930s. German army: 100,000 in 1933. 500,000 in 1936. 900,000in 1939. 2 of 2
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