History final verdict

• Hitler invited 100 SA leaders and Rohm to Bad Wiessee, where they were shot
• The concordat was signed in July 1933
• The Reich church was made up of about 2000 Protestant Churches, while the confessing church was made up of around 6000 protestant churches
• In 1937, the Pope criticised Nazi policies, and the speech was known as 'With burning anxiety'
• By 1939, the Elderweiss pirates had 2000 members
• Most women did not have more than two children, so the increase in births may have been due to a better economy rather than nazi policies
• Activities of both boys and girls in youth groups:

  • Singing patriotic songs
  • Collecting money for the charity Winterhilfe
  • Hiking and camping
• From 1935 all textbooks used in schools had to be approved by the nazi party
• In 1933 a boycott of jewish shops occurred. The SA put yellow stars on jewish shops and encouraged people to not enter
• In 1937, Jewish businesses were taken over by Aryans and in 1939, Jewish people werebanned from owning businesses
• In 1936, Jews were banned from working as teachers, doctor and vets
• In April 1932, Bruning banned the SA and Hindenburg remained president as nobody had half of the vote
• In 1932, Schleicher planned a coalition with his supporters and the Nazis. Hitler agreed if the SA is unbanned, and the coalition eventually took power
• In the second election of 1932 in July, the Nazis share of the vote increased by 38 percent
• By 1939, 90 percent of children were part of the Hitler Youth
• Parents did not like the amount of time that their children spent with the hitler youth