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Cards (18)
Describe two problems Germany faced because of the
Depression.
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Describe two problems faced by Gustav Stresemann when he became Chancellor in November 1923.
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Truman
Doctrine
USA's
policy to
contain
the
spread
of
communism
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Explain your answer using source G and your
contextual knowledge.
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Religion
and the
Nazis
Many religious people supported the
Nazis
because they had traditional values (family centred,
woman
stay
at
home
)
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Hitler's
religious
beliefs
Born and raised a
Catholic
(stopped going to Mass when he was 16)
Believed in a
'supreme
being'
Had no
belief
in the
afterlife
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The
Nazis
and
Christianity
The
Nazis
didn't like
Christianity
Jesus was Jewish
Christianity
is about
charity
and
compassion
They were loyal to their
faith
and
not
Hitler
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The Nazi plan
1. Gain as much control as possible over the existing Churches
2. Weaken the hold of
traditional
Christianity
3. Replace
Christianity
with a true
Nazi religion
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How did the Nazis try to control the Churches?
1.
1933-1935 Catholic
Church =
Compromise
, sign Concordat
2.
1933-1935 Protestant
Church = Control, make all join
Reich
Church
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After
1935
The
Nazis
are more
hostile
to both Catholic and Protestant Churches
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Many
priests
were arrested on
trumped up charges
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Catholic newspapers
were banned from using the word
'Catholic'
in their title
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Protestant
opposition
Many Protestants were unhappy about the Reich Church
They didn't like the fact the Church was Nazified (pictures of Hitler etc.)
A new Protestant Church, outside of the Reich Church was set up, it was called the Confessional Church
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The
Confessional Church
The
Confessional Church
was a
traditional Protestant Church
The Church was
popular
in areas where the
Nazis
were popular showing that people went there because they liked the fact it was traditional
It's leaders were
anti Nazi
though
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Between 1935-1937
The Nazi Party was harassing the Catholic Church
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The Papal Encyclical 1937
Pope Pius XI 1922-1939
All priests in
Germany
must read out an encyclical (letter) at Church. The letter is entitled 'With Burning Grief' and attacks the anti Christian nature of
Nazism
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Catholic opposition to Action T4
The Catholic Church campaigned against
Action T4
Due to Catholic pressure the practice of killing mentally ill people was stopped in
1941
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Make notes on Cardinal
Galen
and Josef
Fath
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