Lesson 16: Nazi control of Germany: creation of police state
Cards (49)
- What type of state was Germany controlled by after 1933?
- What happened to anyone who resisted the Nazi regime?
- Who ran the police and courts in Nazi Germany?
- How did the Nazis ensure their actions were legal?
- When was the SS (Protection Squad) created?
- Who was the leader of the SS?
- What was the purpose of the SS?
- When was the SD (Security Service) created?
- Who led the SD?
- What was the purpose of the SD?
- How did the SS and SD contribute to Nazi control?
- What did the SD keep to monitor opponents?
- What was a requirement for joining the SS?
- What was the SS's goal regarding children?
- What did the SD maintain regarding suspected opponents?
- What was required of judges in Nazi Germany?
- What was the consequence for judges who were not Nazi members?
- How did judges behave in Nazi courts?
- How many death sentences were given in 1934?
- How many death sentences were given in 1935?
- How many people received the death sentence overall?
- Who was Roland Freisler?
- What percentage of Freisler's cases resulted in a death penalty?
- When did Concentration Camps open?
- Who ran the Concentration Camps?
- What was the treatment of prisoners in Concentration Camps?
- Who were some types of prisoners in Concentration Camps?
- What were considered undesirables in Concentration Camps?
- Who were political prisoners in Concentration Camps?
- What was a well-known camp that opened in 1933?
- Where were Concentration Camps located?
- Who was Carl Von Ossietzky?
- How many people were under protective arrest in 1939?
- Why were people under protective arrest?
- How was Carl Von Ossietzky described in 1935?
- When did Carl Von Ossietzky die?
- When was the Gestapo created?
- Who led the Gestapo?
- What was the purpose of the Gestapo?
- What methods did the Gestapo use to monitor citizens?