Section D: opposition, resistance and conformity
Cards (30)
- What was the largest party in the Reichstag during the Nazis' rise to power?
- Did the Nazis ever win an overall majority in the Reichstag?
- How did most Germans respond to the Nazi regime?
- What does resistance mean in the context of the Nazi regime?
- What distinguishes opposition from resistance against the Nazi regime?
- Why was opposition to the Nazi regime difficult?
- What organization spied on the German people during the Nazi regime?
- What was a significant fear that suppressed opposition to the Nazis?
- Where was most opposition to the Nazi regime located?
- Why did the Protestant Pastors Emergency League oppose the Reich church?
- What did the PEL establish in 1934?
- How many pastors joined the Confessing Church?
- How many pastors remained in the pro-Nazi Reich church?
- What happened to about 800 pastors who criticized Nazi policies?
- How many Catholic priests were sent to Dachau concentration camp?
- Who criticized the T4 programme in 1939?
- Who was the most famous religious opponent of the Nazi regime?
- What happened to Pastor Martin Niemoller in 1938?
- What was compulsory for youth by 1939?
- What did many youngsters dislike about the Hitler Youth?
- What youth groups emerged as alternatives to the Hitler Youth?
- Where did the Edelweiss Pirates emerge?
- What were some characteristics of the Edelweiss Pirates?
- What was the main location for the Swing Youth groups?
- What inspired the Swing Youth's opposition?
- How many attendees could illegal dances attract for the Swing Youth?
- How was the opposition of the Swing Youth characterized?
- How many Edelweiss Pirates were estimated to exist in 1939?
- How many members were there in the Hitler Youth by 1939?
- What are the differences between the Edelweiss Pirates and the Hitler Youth?