Why did the NSDAP make such gains in the 1930 election? 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryThe rise of Germany 1871 – 1945A2/A-levelOCR Created by: LucyLaaCreated on: 17-05-18 15:40 What was the Stab-in-the-Back myth? The right-wing belief that German army did not lose the war, but it was the fault of the home front. 1 of 11 What was the right ideologically challenged by? Communism - people were afraid of what might happen 2 of 11 Why did a lot of military men support NSDAP? War Guilt lie; unemployment due to restrictions from Treaty of Versailles; could join the SA 3 of 11 Why did NSDAP appeal to workers? Unemployment; Economic depression --> work, freedom and bread 4 of 11 Why did NSDAP appeal to women? They perpetuated ideas of women being important figures of the community 5 of 11 What was the Mittlestand? The Middle Class 6 of 11 Why did NSDAP appeal to the Mittlestand? The economic depression meant shopkeepers had to lower prices due to lack of demand, and many believed their traditional role was under threat 7 of 11 Why did NSDAP appeal to white-collar workers? They believed that their established role as non-manual workers was under threat. 8 of 11 Why did NSDAP appeal to farmers? Agricultural slump and influence by estate managers 9 of 11 Why did NSDAP appeal to young people? High unemployment so no hope for the future, and were disillusioned by traditional politics --> SA activities gave them a role in society 10 of 11 Why did Protestant groups support NSDAP, but Catholics did not? Catholics had an organised structure that could counter propaganda. They had a far stronger identity due to persecution in Imperial Germany. 11 of 11
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