Workers’ trade unions ensure that workers get fair wages and working conditions.
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Why didn't Hitler like trade unions?
He believed that they supported socialism and communism.
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When were trade unions abolished?
Trade unions were banned in Germany in May 1933.
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What was established in their place?
The German Labour Front was established or the DAF. Every worker in Germany was now a member of the same trade union, which was controlled by the Nazis.
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What did the DAF ensure?
The DAF managed discipline, wages and working hours.
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What were the results of the DAF?
Working hours were increased. Wages were frozen. It was impossible to show disapproval about this.
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What was the KDF seen as?
It was a way of removing social barriers. In the past, only the rich could afford a holiday.
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Why was the KDF established?
Established to provide workers with leisure opportunities. It was a popular movement which developed into a business company
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What was the purpose of the KDF?
To support the Führer and thank him To keep everyone happy after abolishing the trade unions
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What activities did the KDF organize?
Cheap cruise holidays Travel opportunities Building health clubs Organising coach trips Trips to the theatre/cinema Skiing/sailing Sports
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Who was in charge of KDF?
Dr Robert Ley, most popular idea, the Volkswagen
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Describe how you could buy the car in installments.
It was possible to pay for the car in instalments, and the buyer would only receive the car after they had paid the balance in full.
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Card 2
Front
Why didn't Hitler like trade unions?
Back
He believed that they supported socialism and communism.
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