I have the breaking of the Treaty of Versailles and the fact they were keen on traditional values but I can find hardly anything on the internet and books I have, which is unusual.
Any useful websites or KU?
That would be great!
Full Version: Popular Nazi Policies
I'm revising for my Higher History and keep getting stuck for things to write in the Nazi Policies section.
I have the breaking of the Treaty of Versailles and the fact they were keen on traditional values but I can find hardly anything on the internet and books I have, which is unusual.
Any useful websites or KU?
That would be great!
I have the breaking of the Treaty of Versailles and the fact they were keen on traditional values but I can find hardly anything on the internet and books I have, which is unusual.
Any useful websites or KU?
That would be great!
The Nazi government was VERY popular in its policies:
1. Economic policy - creation of jobs
2. Supprt for agriculture
3. Foreign policy - aggression
4. Anti-Commmunist policy
5. Anti-semitism was very popular, especially with those German who got the Jews' jobs, but also because many germans were antisemitic anyway.
6. Look into KdF and SdA - well-received incentives.
7. Hitler Youth and BDM were very popular with children and their parents.
8. Gestapo and police very popular - Germans welcomed the law and order they brought to the streets.
9. Persecution of other minorities - gypsies, mentally ill - was welcomed by many germans who saw them as non-productive members of society - and the perseution of homosexuals was welcomed Germans who saw them as 'degenerate'.
10. Nazi concentration on the family and traditional 'German' values was very welcome
1. Economic policy - creation of jobs
2. Supprt for agriculture
3. Foreign policy - aggression
4. Anti-Commmunist policy
5. Anti-semitism was very popular, especially with those German who got the Jews' jobs, but also because many germans were antisemitic anyway.
6. Look into KdF and SdA - well-received incentives.
7. Hitler Youth and BDM were very popular with children and their parents.
8. Gestapo and police very popular - Germans welcomed the law and order they brought to the streets.
9. Persecution of other minorities - gypsies, mentally ill - was welcomed by many germans who saw them as non-productive members of society - and the perseution of homosexuals was welcomed Germans who saw them as 'degenerate'.
10. Nazi concentration on the family and traditional 'German' values was very welcome
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