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Weimar and the nazi Germany 1918-1939
Nazi control and dictatorship 1933-39
Controlling and influencing attitudes
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What type of state was Germany becoming under the Nazis?
A totalitarian state
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How did the Nazis try to influence people's thoughts?
Through propaganda and censorship
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Who was put in charge of censorship and propaganda in 1933?
Goebbels
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What was Goebbels' goal regarding people's awareness of attitude changes?
He didn't want people to be aware of their attitudes being
changed
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How many anti-Nazi newspapers were shut down in 1935?
1,600
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How did the Nazis control the press?
They
told
newspapers
what
they
could
and
couldn't
say
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What percentage of German homes had a radio by 1939?
70%
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What was the purpose of the huge rallies organized by Goebbels?
To advertise the strength of the
Nazi Party
and
Nazi Germany
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What was done to stadiums and teams in sports under the Nazis?
Stadiums were covered with
Nazi symbols
, and teams had to make the
Nazi salute
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How were the 1936 Berlin Olympics used by the Nazis?
As propaganda for
Nazi Germany
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What was created in September 1933 to control culture and the arts?
The
Reich Chamber of Culture
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What happened to artists who did not join the Reich Chamber of Visual Arts?
They weren't
allowed
to
sell
,
produce
, or
teach art
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How many paintings were removed from art galleries in 1936?
Over
12,000
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Who became Hitler's famous architect?
Albert Speer
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What architectural features did Speer incorporate into his designs?
Features approved by the
Nazis
from
Ancient Rome
and
Ancient Greece
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What types of music were banned by the Nazis?
Jazz music
and music of
Jewish composers
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What was required for new books to be published under the Nazis?
Approval
from the Nazis
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How many writers were banned by the Nazis?
2,500
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What happened to millions of books that the Nazis disapproved of?
They
were
burned
on
huge
public bonfires
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How many films did the Nazis themselves make?
1,300
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What was the audience size for films in 1935?
Over
250 million
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What was required for films to be shown under the Nazis?
Approval by
Goebbels
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What preceded films in Nazi Germany?
45
minutes of pro-Nazi news
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What type of messages did some Nazi films contain?
Underlying
Nazi
messages
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