Germany 1918-1939 (ii) History Course

Course by Andrew Burke, updated more than 1 year ago Contributors

Description

This course, which will be divided into two parts, covers Germany from 1919-1939. This is part 2. Amongst the topics covered are The Nazi Police State, Propaganda and Mass Media, Goebbels and Hitlers Foreign Policy. It provides slides, notes and mindmaps helping you understand and review the key learning points. Also included are Germany in transition quiz and flashcards for testing knowledge and helping learn key points.

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Workers, Farmers and Businesses

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This Course provides you with all the learning material you need to cover German history from 1933 to 1939. It starts with learning how the Nazi Party went about tackling economic and farming problems with the Nazi Economic Policy (NEP).

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The Nazis - Workers, Farmers and Businesses

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Youth and Women

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Learn how the Nazi party quickly influenced school curriculum to promote their view of the world and how loyalty was further indoctrinated by introduction of the Hitler Youth. This note also explores the attitude of the Nazi Party to women.

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Youth and Women in Nazi Germany

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Those Who Did Not Belong

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A slide set exploring the attitude of the Nazi Party to minorities in general and the Jewish community in particular. Use these slides to learn more about the steps that the German Government took to persecute minorities and the German public reaction.

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The Nazis and Those Who Did Not Belong

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The Nazi Police State

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These slides will demonstrate the various ways and means the Nazis used to control the German population. As they looked to create a totalitarian state, the SS, the Gestapo and Concentration Camps were all created to add more control.

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The Nazi Police State

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Propaganda, Culture and Mass Media

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Hitler believed massively in the importance of propaganda. Amongst the key events covered in this set of Notes are The Nuremberg Rallies, the Olympics in Berlin in 1936 and the Volksgemeinschaft (National Community).

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Propaganda, Culture and Mass Media - Nazi Germany

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The Goebbels Machine

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How did Goebbels control media and culture in Nazi Germany? This simple chart outlines the various actions that Goebbels and the Nazi Party took on the main media channels of the day.

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Propaganda - The Goebbels Machine

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Why So Little Nazi Opposition?

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This chart outlines 4 Key Reasons as to why there was so little Nazi opposition and shows the impact of this on the political and social landscape at the time.

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Why So Little Nazi Opposition?

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Hitler's Foreign Policy

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The events that led ultimately to World War 2 are presented and discussed in this slide set; Germany's rearmament, The Rhineland 1936, The Anschluss 1938, the Munich Agreement and the invasion of Poland.

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Hitler's Foreign Policy

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Review

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Review This is an opportunity to review the content outlined in the course. The following modules are: Flashcards - these remind the individual of the key concepts and events that have been presented in the course Quiz - this presents an opportunity to test your knowledge regarding the content viewed

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Germany in Transition Flashcards

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Use this Germany Key Concepts and Events flashcard deck to revise all the key terms that you need to know to fully understand the period. It contains 18 of the important terms relating to the period with full explanations of each.

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Germany Key Concepts and Events (2)

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Germany in Transition Quiz

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Now that you've reached the end of our Course on Germany in Transition between 1933 and 1939, it's time to see how much you've learnt. This quiz will test your knowledge on aspects of the Course, helping you prepare for your GCSE exam. Good luck!