Police state and government control 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryWWII and Nazi Germany 1939-1945GCSEWJEC Created by: zoemottershawCreated on: 20-05-15 13:16 What does ** stand for? Schutzstaffel 1 of 39 What year was the ** formed? 1925 2 of 39 What was the ** main function? To act as Hitler's bodyguards 3 of 39 Who led the **? Heinrich Himmler 4 of 39 What colour did the members of the ** wear? Black 5 of 39 Who did they show total obedience to? (**) The Fuhrer (Hitler) 6 of 39 How many members did the have by 1934? (**) 50,000 members 7 of 39 What were the ** an example of? (Hint think Master Race) Aryan 8 of 39 What did the ** become responsible for after the Night of the Long Knives? Removing all opposition to the Nazis within Germany 9 of 39 What group worked within the ** and what was their job? The SD (Security Service) and their job was to maintain the secruity with both the party and the country 10 of 39 Who were the Gestapo? The Nazi Secret Police 11 of 39 What year were the Gestapo created? 1933 12 of 39 Name the Nazi which set the Gestapo up? Goering 13 of 39 What happened to the Gestapo in 1936? It came under the control of the ** 14 of 39 Who supervised the Gestapo after 1936? Reinhard Heydrich 15 of 39 What could the Gestapo do? It could arrest, imprison and send people who were suspected of opposing the state and Nazis to concentration camps 16 of 39 By 1939 how many people are estimated to have been under arrest for political crimes? 160,000 17 of 39 What did the law courts experiences after 1933? Gleichschaltung 18 of 39 What did all judges have to do? Join the Nationalist Socialist League for the Maintence of the Law 19 of 39 What was the People's court? Try cases of treason with judges which were loyal Nazis 20 of 39 What could Hitler do if he belief the setences were too soft? Changed the sentences to make them more serious 21 of 39 Who ran concentration camps? SA and ** 22 of 39 Where did the First concentration camp open? Dachau 23 of 39 When did the first camp open? April 1933 24 of 39 Name three other camps which opened shortly after Buchenwald, Mauthausen amd Sachenhausen 25 of 39 Why shape did prisoners where to show what catergory of prisoner they were? Triangle 26 of 39 What were opponents of the regime taken to the concentration camps for? Questioning, torture and hard labour 27 of 39 What was said to families of those who were killed at the camps? Said they had died of a disease or had been shot trying to escape 28 of 39 Prisoners were used to make what? extracting materials and manufacturing weapons 29 of 39 What year had all Nazis been removed for the Cabinet? 1938 30 of 39 What was it compulsory for all members of the civil service to be in 1939? Members of Nazi Party 31 of 39 How many laws were passed on the Reichstag after Hitler passed the Enabling act? Seven 32 of 39 Where did all power come from in Germany from 1933? The Fuhrer (Hitler) 33 of 39 Who was led Reich Chancellery? Hans-Heinrich Lammers 34 of 39 What month were all state parliaments closed down? 31st March 1933 35 of 39 Why were the state parlianments then all re-organised? So that the Nazis had a majority in each state parliamnet 36 of 39 What is the German/Nazi word for region? Gau 37 of 39 Each state was headed by a Reich Governor called? A Gauleiter 38 of 39 What did these Governors have the power to do? Appointment and dismiss state officials and make state laws 39 of 39
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