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Weimar and Nazi Germany
topic 3
police state
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What years did the Nazi dictatorship span?
1933
-
1939
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What was the role of the SS in Nazi Germany?
To control and remove Nazi
opposition
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What was the SS originally formed as?
Bodyguard unit for
Hitler
Formed in
1925
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Who led the SS after 1930?
Himmler
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What was the membership count of the SS by 1939?
250,000
members
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What was the elite army group created by the SS?
Waffen
SS
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What does SD stand for in the context of Nazi Germany?
Security Service
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What was the primary function of the SD?
To
gather
information
on
suspects
and
criminals
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How many members did the SD have?
6,000
members
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What were concentration camps used for in Nazi Germany?
Type of prison run by
SS
Inmates imprisoned for
political offences
Forced to do harsh labor
Many
worked to death
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How many political prisoners were in concentration camps by 1939?
150,000
prisoners
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Why were people arrested and sent to concentration camps?
For not being
Aryan
or opposing
Nazis
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What would family members receive if an inmate died in a concentration camp?
A note stating the
inmate's
death
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How were judges affected by the Nazi regime?
Removed and forced to join
NSRB
Had to wear
swastika
and
Nazi eagle
People's Court
established for treason cases
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What does NSRB stand for?
National Socialist League
for Maintenance of Law
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What could Hitler do regarding court sentences?
Alter
sentences
if deemed too
soft
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What was the role of the secret police in Nazi Germany?
To
spy
on
people
and
create
terror
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How many members did the secret police have by 1939?
30,000
members
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How many political arrests were made by the Nazis?
160,000
arrested
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What were the main methods of control used by the SS and secret police?
Arrest and imprisonment of suspects
Use of
concentration camps
Creation of paranoia and terror
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