The political system in Nazi Germany 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryTotalitarian ideologies in theory and practiceASAll boards Created by: MollyCreated on: 05-01-15 21:32 What was a key part of the Nazi's change in government? The Enabling Act 1 of 14 What did the Enabling act allow? The chancellor to rule without the Reichstag for 4 years 2 of 14 What was the Fuhrer's Will? Hitler's overall vision and guidelines for action by the Nazi party 3 of 14 The ambition and interpretation of Hitler's wishes did lead to an element of radicalisation of Nazi policy, give an example The development of the euthanasia programme 4 of 14 What was the Reich chancellory? The central administrative body. Responsible for coordinating the responses of departments of new legislation 5 of 14 What did Hitler promise not to abolish? Elected state governments (in the Lander) 6 of 14 Who was the non-Nazi Justice Minister from 1933 to 1941? Franz Gurtner 7 of 14 What 2 courts were created in March 1933 People's court & Special court 8 of 14 What was Franz Gurtner unable to do? Prevent ordinary courts losing power to the ** and Gestapo 9 of 14 What was one branch of the state that remained largely untouched during the 1930's? The foreign office 10 of 14 What change took place in 1938 involving minister of foreign office? Nazi Joachim von Ribbentrop replaced Neurath as foreign minister 11 of 14 What was the main sector of political system that Hitler had to be wary with? The Army 12 of 14 What is Totalitarianism? A political concept that implies all aspects of life within a state are under the control of either an individual or political group/party 13 of 14 Which areas of German life remained outside Nazi control? Big businesses, Churches, Social classes/structure, Private land ownership (unless Jewish) 14 of 14
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