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Nazi Domestic Policies
- Leisure
- Christains can be given new content, turning
them into Nazi holidays rather than religious
ones as part of propaganda purposes
- National Socialist forms of
behaviour in the area of
rituals and ceremonies to
enhance Nazi influence
- Economic policies summary, Hitlers economy policy had four main ideas: full employment- the idea that everyone
should have a job by 1939, there was virtually no unemployment in Germany
- The beauty of work - the Nazis set up the SDA (a beauty of work) to help Germans see that work was good, and that everyone who could work
should. real wages fell and hours were longer under Hitler. Re - armament begun in 1935, the idea of guns before butter. Autarky-
there was an unsuccessful attempt at making Germany self-sufficient
- The beauty of work - the Nazis set up the SDA (a beauty of work) to help Germans see that work was good, and that everyone who could work
should. real wages fell and hours were longer under Hitler. Re - armament begun in 1935, the idea of guns before butter. Autarky-
there was an unsuccessful attempt at making Germany self-sufficient
- Economic policies summary, Hitlers economy policy had four main ideas: full employment- the idea that everyone
should have a job by 1939, there was virtually no unemployment in Germany
- films and movies
are used as
propaganda
weapons
- status and paintings are used to portray
Hitler as a highly dignified leader and to
worship Hitler
- Christains can be given new content, turning
them into Nazi holidays rather than religious
ones as part of propaganda purposes
- Women
- subhumanity
- women have no seats in parliament, banned from
being active in politics and public life
- males regained their authority and
women were on no position at all
- women have no seats in parliament, banned from
being active in politics and public life
- Nazis took a conservative policy towards women, but women were put to work in wartime anyway. As the
regime grew more secure, treatment towards minorities grew more radical, as millions were killed during
the Nazi regime.
- minorities were essentially expelled from all functions of German society and as plans of emigration
from minorities to foreign failed, concentration camps arose in occupied Europe
- minorities were essentially expelled from all functions of German society and as plans of emigration
from minorities to foreign failed, concentration camps arose in occupied Europe
- children
- Nazis attempted to indoctrinate the youth using propaganda, state
controlled education, and youth programs such as Hitler Youth
- Nazis attempted to indoctrinate the youth using propaganda, state
controlled education, and youth programs such as Hitler Youth
- Nazis believe women should be good mothers
- healthy, be good at cookery and needlework, marry and enable their
husbands to be useful workers, have children and bring them up to be good
Germans, stay at home and concentrate on domestic matters, not work or
politics
- policies the Nazis wanted women to achieve: the German woman's enterprise was formed to arrange classes and radio broadcasts to teach
good motherhood, women were encouraged to leave work and concentrate on children, kitchen and church, some professional women
were forced to leave their jobs as doctors, lawyers or teachers
- nazis encouraged mothers to have children by: awards were given to women with
lots of children, Bronze for four children, Silver for six children and Gold for eight or
more children
- nazis encouraged mothers to have children by: awards were given to women with
lots of children, Bronze for four children, Silver for six children and Gold for eight or
more children
- policies the Nazis wanted women to achieve: the German woman's enterprise was formed to arrange classes and radio broadcasts to teach
good motherhood, women were encouraged to leave work and concentrate on children, kitchen and church, some professional women
were forced to leave their jobs as doctors, lawyers or teachers
- healthy, be good at cookery and needlework, marry and enable their
husbands to be useful workers, have children and bring them up to be good
Germans, stay at home and concentrate on domestic matters, not work or
politics
- subhumanity
- Arts &
media
- Nazis used the arts to promote
themes of racism, pure German
blood, and classical tradition
- Nazis used the arts to promote
themes of racism, pure German
blood, and classical tradition
- Lebensborn
- 1935- it means the fountain of life and was set up by the SS leader Himmler, at first the policy provided nurseries and financial aid for women who had children
with SS men. later it even made single women available for fertilization by SS men. this was to create genetically pure children for adoption by worthy German
families.
- 1935- it means the fountain of life and was set up by the SS leader Himmler, at first the policy provided nurseries and financial aid for women who had children
with SS men. later it even made single women available for fertilization by SS men. this was to create genetically pure children for adoption by worthy German
families.
- workers
- Nazi policy towards workers: they banned trade unions in 1933 meaning strikes couldn't happen, Hitler set up the DAF ( German
Labour Front). Their aim was to ensure workers served the Nazi regime, it set out a new employment rights for workers in
factories, mine, munition plants, and shipyards. they regulated working hours and rates of pay and had the power to punish workers.
it got rid of workers freedom but established a minimum working standard.
- unemployment was a major problem in Germany, with at least 6 million Germans unemployed. During the 1923-33 election campaign, Hitler had promised the people work and bread. Hitler's intentions were to reduce unemployment, create jobs through retirement of the treaty of Versailles and prepare to expand Germany and also create an economically self-sufficient Germany ( Autarky)
- unemployment was a major problem in Germany, with at least 6 million Germans unemployed. During the 1923-33 election campaign, Hitler had promised the people work and bread. Hitler's intentions were to reduce unemployment, create jobs through retirement of the treaty of Versailles and prepare to expand Germany and also create an economically self-sufficient Germany ( Autarky)
- what is RAD?
- RAD 1933 is the national labor service and its provided
manual work for the unemployed. Butler believed the
unemployed probably supported communism and were
his greatest rivals. from 1935 it was compulsory for all
young men to serve six months in the RAD. Rates of pay
were low band provided very poor food. they mainly built
public buildings and motorways. by 1939 Germany had
7000 miles worth of motorways.
- KDF - strenght through joy, this provided leisure activities for workers,
including sport facilities, films, ouings and theatre shows. the most loyal
workers could win impressive holidays
- the purpose of KDF- TO support the fuhrer and thank him, to keep everyone happy after abolishing the trade unions
- the purpose of KDF- TO support the fuhrer and thank him, to keep everyone happy after abolishing the trade unions
- KDF - strenght through joy, this provided leisure activities for workers,
including sport facilities, films, ouings and theatre shows. the most loyal
workers could win impressive holidays
- RAD 1933 is the national labor service and its provided
manual work for the unemployed. Butler believed the
unemployed probably supported communism and were
his greatest rivals. from 1935 it was compulsory for all
young men to serve six months in the RAD. Rates of pay
were low band provided very poor food. they mainly built
public buildings and motorways. by 1939 Germany had
7000 miles worth of motorways.
- Nazi policy towards workers: they banned trade unions in 1933 meaning strikes couldn't happen, Hitler set up the DAF ( German
Labour Front). Their aim was to ensure workers served the Nazi regime, it set out a new employment rights for workers in
factories, mine, munition plants, and shipyards. they regulated working hours and rates of pay and had the power to punish workers.
it got rid of workers freedom but established a minimum working standard.
- controlling education
- up until 1933, the provincial governments were responsible for the majority of schools. when the Nazis came to power, Berlin's minister
of education - Bernhard Rust, became responsible for education in Germany .the number of physical education lessons doubled, but religious
education was abolished.
- the aim for education was to separate Jews from other children, encourage hatred towards Jews,
prevent Jews from getting the education, the scheme was a success. Jews would be portrayed as
bad, ugly and selfish people in textbooks and children's stories.
- the aim for education was to separate Jews from other children, encourage hatred towards Jews,
prevent Jews from getting the education, the scheme was a success. Jews would be portrayed as
bad, ugly and selfish people in textbooks and children's stories.
- up until 1933, the provincial governments were responsible for the majority of schools. when the Nazis came to power, Berlin's minister
of education - Bernhard Rust, became responsible for education in Germany .the number of physical education lessons doubled, but religious
education was abolished.
- jews and the minority groups
- Hitler and the Nazis had firm views on race, they believed that the Germans were Aryans and therefore the "Master Race".
most of the other races were categorized as slave races, but some groups were labeled 'Untermensch' or sub-human. the
Slavs of Eastern Europe, gypsies s(such as Sinti or Roma and Jews were regarded as such.
- the Nazis believed that all other groups were inferior to the Aryans and they were a threat to the
purity of the superior "master race", particularly the sub-humans
- many German scientists believed that anyone with disabilities or social problems degenerated whose genes
needed to be eliminated from the human bloodline. the Nazi policy of eugenics was carried out forcibly, with over
4000,00 people sterilized against their will and more than 70,000 murdered.
- many German scientists believed that anyone with disabilities or social problems degenerated whose genes
needed to be eliminated from the human bloodline. the Nazi policy of eugenics was carried out forcibly, with over
4000,00 people sterilized against their will and more than 70,000 murdered.
- the Nazis believed that all other groups were inferior to the Aryans and they were a threat to the
purity of the superior "master race", particularly the sub-humans
- religion and churches
- the Nazis believed in constructive Christianity and freedom for every religious group. but in reality, the Nazis saw the Church and Christianity as a threat to their policies. one -thirds of Germans were
Catholic and two-thirds were Protestants. Hitler signed a concordat with the pope in 1933. he promised full religious freedom for the Church and Pope promised that he would never interfere in political
matters. then the Nazis started to close Catholic Churches. Many monasteries were shut down and the Catholic Youth Organisation was abolished. the Nazis had already created the Hitler Youth
Movement. the Pope protest with a letter in 1937 but had no impact. 400 Priest was arrested and sent to concentration camps.
- THE NATIONAL REICH CHURCH. there were 28 protestant groups in Germany, and
they were merged to form the National Reich Church in 1936. A nazi memeber was
elected Bishop of the church , non-Aryans ministers were suspended.
- THE NATIONAL REICH CHURCH. there were 28 protestant groups in Germany, and
they were merged to form the National Reich Church in 1936. A nazi memeber was
elected Bishop of the church , non-Aryans ministers were suspended.
- the Nazis believed in constructive Christianity and freedom for every religious group. but in reality, the Nazis saw the Church and Christianity as a threat to their policies. one -thirds of Germans were
Catholic and two-thirds were Protestants. Hitler signed a concordat with the pope in 1933. he promised full religious freedom for the Church and Pope promised that he would never interfere in political
matters. then the Nazis started to close Catholic Churches. Many monasteries were shut down and the Catholic Youth Organisation was abolished. the Nazis had already created the Hitler Youth
Movement. the Pope protest with a letter in 1937 but had no impact. 400 Priest was arrested and sent to concentration camps.
- Hitler and the Nazis had firm views on race, they believed that the Germans were Aryans and therefore the "Master Race".
most of the other races were categorized as slave races, but some groups were labeled 'Untermensch' or sub-human. the
Slavs of Eastern Europe, gypsies s(such as Sinti or Roma and Jews were regarded as such.
- the nuremberg race laws
- the Nazis announced new law institutionalized many of the racial
it is prevalent in Nazi Ideology. the law excluded German
Jews from Reich citizenship and prohibited them from
marrying or having the sexual relationship with the persons of
'German or related blood'.
- the Nazis announced new law institutionalized many of the racial
it is prevalent in Nazi Ideology. the law excluded German
Jews from Reich citizenship and prohibited them from
marrying or having the sexual relationship with the persons of
'German or related blood'.
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