To What Extent was Hitler Successful in Preventing Opposition
- Created by: ElaTuglular
- Created on: 16-03-16 19:01
Opposition to Nazis:
edelweiss pirates: hated hitler youth ( too uptight)
didnt like the way Nazis interefered with life ( lack of freedom )
lawyers: thought hitler was violating human rights
wanted people to speak out
formed Kreisau Circle
University students: formed white rose group
thought nazis violated human rights
wanted Germans to passively resist
middle class intelectuals: friends had been taken to camps
impossible to oppose and criticise government
thought it was cowardly not to do anything
attended rallies to passively resist
boycotted parades
didnt join party
children didnt join hitler youth
if it got worse they would leave to go west
Didnt oppose Nazis:
urban workers: thought nazis saved economy
gave them work
didnt want to speak out and lose jobs
bosses also in favour- forced to give donations to Nazi party
carpenter: brought econ recovery to country
restored traditional values
strong government
catholic priest: given rights to freedom and religion and collect church taxes
services were safeguarded + organisations protected
thought government knew best as they were experts
scared freedoms taken away…
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