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Was there opposition to the Nazis?
- Factors limiting opposition
- Fear
- The 'Terror State'
- Main opponents had been : killed, exiled or
put in prison
- Resistance was treason
- The 'Terror State'
- Nazi successes
- Economic recovery well appreciated
- Some happy at bringing
back 'traditional values'
- Success in foreign affairs-major
power again
- Economic recovery well appreciated
- Economic fears
- Workers lost jobs if they opposed
- Businesses that didn't contribute to the Nazi
Party Fund risked losing Nazi business and going
bankrupt
- Workers lost jobs if they opposed
- Propaganda
- Germans only heard positives
- Nazis seemed perfect
- 'Hitler Myth' is an idea that Hitler presented a myth of his
support which discouraged opposition
- Germans only heard positives
- Fear
- The opposition
- The Church
- 1933 concordat signed saying they wouldn't
interfere in each other's business
- Hitler tried to get all protestant churches to link up in 'Reich Church'
- Catholic Bishop Galen criticised Nazis throughout
1930's. Had too strong support to silence
- Other protestant ministers opposed the
Nazis but were silenced
- 1933 concordat signed saying they wouldn't
interfere in each other's business
- July Bomb plot-1944
- General Stauffenberg tried to kill hitler at a meeting but failed
- Hitler survived and killed 5000 innocents for revenge
- Hitler survived and killed 5000 innocents for revenge
- General Stauffenberg tried to kill hitler at a meeting but failed
- In 1936- over 1,000 anti-nazi
groups at work. 1.5 million
booklets
- 'White Rose' group in 1942 gave leaflet to everyone
against Hitler but beheaded for high treason in 1943
- Opposition intensified as Nazis
started losing the war
- The Church
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