To what extent did germans benefit from nazi rule in the 1930s-social policies/standard of living

1-germans believed nazi rule was improving their lives-unemployment hasdrastically reduced and few people were starving
2-small buisnesses often did well- competing jewish buisnesses that were closed down by nazis-big buisnesses benefitted from construction projects and big profits were made
3- so long as buisnesses were happy to produce what the nazis wanted
4-from july 1935 it became compulsery for all german men between ages 18-25 todo 6 months work on practicle projects
5-only paid pocket money not wages not very popular but provided a sense of purpose for the unemployed
6-strenght through joy organisationj was set up by german labour frount-attempted to provide activities for leisure time to ensure happy work fource
7-mid 1930s many germans were pleased with the effects of nazi policies- unemployment was falling pride was rising especially after the olympics
8-hitler then remilitarised the rhineland in the same year germans felt more secure from attack- germany and austria joined -anschluss march 1938

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