The document discusses the Nazi propaganda targeting German farmers and common people. It explains that the Nazis warned farmers about the dangers of capitalism and Marxism, claiming only national socialism could save Germany. The Nazis spread anti-Semitic ideas, promoting hatred against Jews. While some Germans actively resisted Nazism, most were passive and went along with the regime out of fear. The document also discusses Charlotte Beradt's book which described how Jews were haunted by Nazi stereotypes even in their dreams. It notes how Holocaust victims tried to document their experiences to preserve the memory of Nazi atrocities.

1. Lijin Golden

2.  The Nazis were compelled the farmers to
belong to Hitler- why?
(or)
 To write a short note on National Socialism
Put forward by Nazis
(or)
 The Nazis were against Capitalism and
Marxism- why?

3.  The Nazis warned the farmers of Germany that
you are standing in between two great
dangerous
 One is the danger of American Economic
System- Big Capitalism.
 The other is the Marxist economic system of
Bolshevism
 The Big capitalism and Marxism work hand in
hand ; they are born of Jewish thought and
serve the master plan of world jewery.
 So the Nazis propagated that only the National
Socialism can rescue from this dangerous.

4.  Briefly describe the approach of common people
towards the Nazis
(or)
 The reaction of common people towards Nazim
(or)
 In Germany had many organised resistance
against Nazism- Discuss

5.  Many people saw the World through the Nazi eyes
and spoke their mind in Nazi language.
 The felt hatred and anger those who looked like
Jews.
 They marked the house of Jews and reported
suspicious neighbours.
 They genuinely believed Nazism would bring
prosperity and improve general well-being.
 But not every German was not Nazi.
 Many organised active resistance to Nazism,
braving police repression and death.
 The large majority of Germans, however were
passive and apathetic witness.
 They were too scared to act, differ, to protest.
 Pastor Niemoeller- a resistance fighter and he write
about this silence……………………

6.  First they came for the communist
well, I was not a communist
So I said Nothing.
 Then they came for the socialist
well, I was not a socialist.
So I said nothing
 Then they came for the trade Unionist
But I was not a trade unionist
 And then they came for the Jews
But I was not a Jew- so I did little
 Then when they came for me
There was no one left who could stand up for
me

7.  To write a short note on Charlotte Beradt and
her book- Third Reich of Dream
 The Jewish people feared their dreams-
Examin
 She secretly recorded people’s dream in her diary and
later published a book called Third Reich of Dream.
 In this book she describing the Jews themselves believed
Nazi stereotypes about them.
 They dreamt of their hooked noses, black hair and eyes,
Jewish looks and body movts.
 The images publicised in the Nazi press haunted the Jews
 They troubled them even in their dreams.
 The Jews many deaths even before they reached the gas
chambers.

8. Holocaust
 The information about Nazi practices had trickled
out of Germany during the last years of the war.
 Germany defeated the world war and realised the
horrors of what had happened.
 The Germans preoccupied with their own plight.
 The Jews wanted the world to remember the
atrocities and sufferings they had endured the
during Nazi killing operations- called Holocaust.
 The spirit to bear witness and to preserve the
document can be seen in many ghettos and camp
inhabitants who wrote diaries, kept note books and
created archives

9.  On the other hand when the war seemed to lost,
Nazi leadership distributed petrol to its
functionaries to destroy all incriminating
evidences available in offices.
 The history and memory of the Holocaust live
on in our memoirs(short life history of a person),
fictions, documentaries, poetry, memorials and
museums in many parts of world today.
 (plz seen the pictures page No. 72)