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Nazi Control and Dictatorship 1933-39
the creation of a police state
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What was a key part of Adolf Hitler's total control over Germany from 1933 to 1945?
The
Nazi
police state
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How did the Nazi police state maintain power?
By using
fear
,
surveillance
, and
violence
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What were the main organizations that helped run the Nazi police state?
The
SS
,
SD
,
Gestapo
, legal system, informers, and
concentration camps
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What does SS stand for?
Schutzstaffel
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Who led the SS as it grew into a powerful organization?
Heinrich Himmler
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What were the main functions of the SS?
To control the police, run concentration camps, and enforce
Nazi
racial policies
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What was the role of the SD?
It was the intelligence service of the
SS
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Who led the SD?
Reinhard Heydrich
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What was the primary job of the SD?
To spy on anyone seen as a threat to the
Nazis
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What does Gestapo stand for?
Geheime Staatspolizei
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What was the Gestapo known for?
Its power to arrest and torture anyone suspected of opposing the
regime
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How
did the Gestapo operate regarding court approval?
They operated without needing court approval
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Who were the main targets of the Gestapo?
Political
opponents
,
Jews
, and other minorities
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How was the Nazi legal system controlled?
It was controlled by the
regime
and followed Nazi
ideology
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What changes were made to laws under the Nazi regime?
Laws were changed to support
Hitler's
goals
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What special courts were established by the Nazis?
The People's Court
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What was the purpose of the People's Court?
To punish
political crimes
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What was required of all judges in the Nazi legal system?
All judges had to belong to the
National Socialist League for the Maintenance of the Law
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What did Hitler abolish regarding trials?
Trial
by
jury
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Who decided whether someone was innocent or guilty in Nazi courts?
Only
judges
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Who were the informers in Nazi Germany?
Ordinary people who reported anyone against the
regime
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What effect did the use of informers have on society?
It created a
culture of fear
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What were concentration camps used for?
To imprison and punish opponents of the
regime
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What happened to the conditions in concentration camps over time?
They became places of
extreme cruelty
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Who were the main victims in concentration camps during the Holocaust?
Jews
,
Roma
, and other groups
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How many people were murdered during the Holocaust?
Millions
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