The development of anti-semitic policies 1939-40 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryThe rise of Germany 1871 – 1945A2/A-levelAQA Created by: Isabelle6447Created on: 17-11-21 21:22 What 3 things did the start of the war and Polish invasion give Nazi's? More freedom to escalate the persecution of Jews, greater emergency powers and made Germans more susceptible to propaganda (patriotism) 1 of 35 When did the Nazi's invade the west of Poland Sept 1939 2 of 35 What did the Nazi's call the area they invaded? General Government area 3 of 35 Why did they deport German Jews, Polish Jews, and poles to the General Government area? For lebensraum 4 of 35 How many Jews were there in Poland and what were they called by the Nazis? 2 million, untermenschen 5 of 35 How many Jews did Eichman deport to Poland to begin with? 70,000 6 of 35 How many Jews did Hitler demand to be deported from Germany and for ...... to be 'jew free'? 300,000, Vienna 7 of 35 What did Governer of central government area report and thus whay happened? He couldn't cope with the influx of jews snd thus, arrived with awful living conditions 8 of 35 Why was Ghettoisiation a clear and consistant plan? Because it was the first step to eliminate jews form Europe and increase death rates 9 of 35 Why wasn't Ghettoisiation isn't a clear and consistent plan? After the invasion of Poland the Nazi's not knowing where to house jews who had been forced out of their homes. 10 of 35 When was the first Ghetto set in and when? Lodz, Poland - Feb 1940 11 of 35 How many jews did it house? 320,000 12 of 35 Who was given responsibility within the Ghetto for food, housing, finance, accomindation ? The Jewish Council of Elders 13 of 35 What were many jews forced to do? work for no wages and sell valuables for food 14 of 35 What was the average number of people sharing a small apartment? 15 people - so diseases and infestations spread quickly 15 of 35 When was the Warsaw Ghetto created? October 1940 16 of 35 Who had to pay for the building of the Warsaw Ghetto? the Jews themselves 17 of 35 How many lived in the Warsaw Ghetto? 400,000 18 of 35 Where did the richer jews live and the pooer jews Richer - small ghetto the larger Ghetto had high starvation levels 19 of 35 How many calories did the average Jew in the Warsaw Ghetto and what did this lead to? 300 - malnutrition so led to diseases like Typhus 20 of 35 Between 1940-1 how many people died in the Warsaw Ghetto? 100,000 21 of 35 Provide a stat for Jews buying food on the black market in Ghettos 80% of the food in Warsaw came from smuggling 22 of 35 In what 4 ways did Jews break the law? Continuing to have prayer meetings, celebrate religious festivals, illegal schools, and illegal printing presses 23 of 35 Give an example of inconsistency and polish Jews being treated worse Sept 1939 mandatory Star of David badges 24 of 35 When was the star of David badges introduced in Germany? DEC 1941 25 of 35 What happened to those who refused to wear the star of david badges ? Punished by death 26 of 35 When was the Madagascar Plan ? 1940 27 of 35 How many Jews did they want to send to Madagascar ? 4 million 28 of 35 Who were they planning to Start with Jewish builders and farmers? to Prepare the island 29 of 35 Why was it seen as another version of gendecide? Natural wastage as conditions would be harsh and there would be too many people on the island compared to resources 30 of 35 Give 1 legislation that was designed to stop jews firms colluding with the allies and acting against the state Permit travels for Jews were tightened 31 of 35 When were Jews banned for, buying radios and existing ones taken off them and why? Nov 1939, to stop them colluding with the allies 32 of 35 When were Jews banned from buying chocolate? Dec 1939 33 of 35 When were Jews wxcuded from War time rations of clothes and shoes? 1940 34 of 35 What were Jews Limited from in July 1940? The times they could enter shops eg. Berlin Jews could only enter shops between 4-5 pm 35 of 35
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