Nazi social policies 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryDemocracy and Nazism: Germany 1918-1945A2/A-levelOCR Created by: theblazingoptimistCreated on: 17-01-17 10:29 1933 Law for the Re-establishment of a Professional Civil Service 1 of 28 What did the Law for the Re-establishment of a Professional Civil Service do? Dismissed teachers on political/racial grounds 2 of 28 What group were teachers pressured into joining? NSLB (National Socialist Teachers League) 3 of 28 Who took over vetting of textbooks after 1933? Local Nazi commitees 4 of 28 How did the Ministry of Education direct teaching from 1935 onwards? Issued central directives on teaching 5 of 28 Give a way in which the Nazi State controlled the curriculum. Biology focused on racial heritage, evolution, Social Darwinism 6 of 28 What % of university students could be women under the Nazi regime? 10% 7 of 28 What percentage of university students could be Jews under the Nazi regime? 1.5% 8 of 28 How did the Law for the Re-establishment of a Professional Civil Service affect university lecturers? 15% staff dismissed on political/racial grounds 9 of 28 What were all lecturers made to sign in Nov. '33? Declaration supporting Hitler and NSDAP 10 of 28 What were university students made to join, and how many avoided doing so? German Student's League' 25% 11 of 28 1936 Law for the Incorporation of German Youth 12 of 28 What did the Law for the Incorporation of German Youth do? Hitler Youth given status of official education movement 13 of 28 1939 Hitler Youth + BDF membership made compulsory. BDF year in domestic service made compulsory (after avoidance from city-based members) 14 of 28 What ways did the Nazis use to increase the birthrate? Marriage loans, discouraging birth control and abortion, National Socialist Women's Organisation set up in '31 15 of 28 How can the increased birth rate be criticised? Could've been due to economic recovery, not back to Weimar levels 16 of 28 How many marriages were there in 1934? 740,000 17 of 28 How could this be criticised? Size of average family fell, divorce extended 18 of 28 How did the Nazis improve welfare in 1933-39? NS welfare org. set up, exp. of health offices 19 of 28 What were the effects of this? Infant mortality = 6.6% in '36 20 of 28 May 1933 German Labour Front set up 21 of 28 How many members did the German Labour Front have by '39? 44,500 22 of 28 What was Strength Through Joy? Subsection of DAF- organised leisure activities to improve workers' efficiency 23 of 28 List some successes of the Nazis' Church Session Campaign. '39 - 5% population "god-believers" 24 of 28 When was the Concordat signed between NSDAP and the Catholic Church? July 1933 25 of 28 When did Pope Pius XI issue "With Burning Grief"? 1937 26 of 28 How did the Nazi regime respond to this? Gestapo/** inside Catholic organisations, monasteries and Catholic schools closed down 27 of 28 How many priests were arrested and tried on sex charges due to the actions of the Propaganda ministry? Approx. 200 28 of 28
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