Hitler’s Germany
1933-1939
1933-1939
Preview Slide
The Economy
The Military
The Youth
Propaganda
Culture & Art
Society
Maintaining
Control
Anti-Semitism
The Economic Miracle
Hybrid Economy:
No restrictions of VT.
Some industry
nationalized (VW)
Capitalist
(free business)
allowed to flourish
The Economic Miracle
The RAD:
Reichsarbeitdienst
Public works
projects :
roads(the
autobahn), parks,
Dams, and
rebuilding industry.
The Economic Miracle
Unemployment rates drop dramatically!
- 6 million in January 1932
- 2.5 Million in July 1933 and continues to
decrease.
HUGE “BUY IN” factor for the Nazis!
The Military under the Nazis
No restrictions of VT
No size limitations
Industry geared up for
war material
= greatness of
Germany and the
Reich
The Youth: “Blood and Honor”
Education was national
socialized. (1936)
1934 all youth
organizations are
disbanded
All youth are required to
join the Hitler Youth
and conform to the
ideals of National
Socialism.
The Youth
The Reich’s future
Taught boys to be
obedient soldiers
Taught girls to have
children for the
Fuehrer and support
families
Propaganda: The key to
misinformation
Culture & Art
Roman architecture
Art idealized the
perfect human body,
seen as “Aryan”
Idealized Nature
Idealized Nazism.
Society: Living in Nazi Germany
Press and radio were
censored
Book, art, music, movies,
and clothing were
regulated by the state.
Civil Rights suspended for
the good of the country.
Society: Racial Superiority
A German woman
undergoes a "racial
examination," in which
her facial features are
measured. Many Germans
accepted this propaganda
as scientific truth. Circa
1933-1939.
Eugenics
Maintaining Control
SA-Original Nazi Street thugs
Sturmabteilung
The Secret Police-
Gestapo
The SS-Originally Hitler’s Body Guards
Schutzstaffel
The SD- Secret police of the SS
Sicherheitsdienst
Maintaining Control: rule of fear
Youth “brainwashed”
Neighbors turn one
another into the authorities
Opposition killed or
punished severely
First Concentration Camp,
Dachau, opened in 1933
Maintaining Control
“When the Nazis arrested the Communists, I
said nothing; after all, I was not a Communist.
When they locked up the Social Democrats, I
said nothing; after all, I was not a Social
Democrat.
When they arrested the trade unionists, I
said nothing; after all, I was not a trade
unionist.
When they arrested the Jews, I said nothing;
after all, I was not a Jew.
When they arrested me, there was no longer
anyone who could protest.”
Anti-Semitism
1935 Nuremberg Laws
all Jews are denied
citizenship
Boycotted businesses
No education
Jews not allowed
employment
1938 -Kristallnacht
Anti-Semitism
Illustration
from a
children's book.
The headlines
say "Jews are
our misfortune"
and "How the
Jew cheats."
Germany, 1936.
Summary
Police State
Germany is Nazified
All become national
Socialist
Rule by fear and
violence
Hitler's Germany

Hitler's Germany

  • 1.
  • 2.
    Preview Slide The Economy TheMilitary The Youth Propaganda Culture & Art Society Maintaining Control Anti-Semitism
  • 3.
    The Economic Miracle HybridEconomy: No restrictions of VT. Some industry nationalized (VW) Capitalist (free business) allowed to flourish
  • 4.
    The Economic Miracle TheRAD: Reichsarbeitdienst Public works projects : roads(the autobahn), parks, Dams, and rebuilding industry.
  • 5.
    The Economic Miracle Unemploymentrates drop dramatically! - 6 million in January 1932 - 2.5 Million in July 1933 and continues to decrease. HUGE “BUY IN” factor for the Nazis!
  • 6.
    The Military underthe Nazis No restrictions of VT No size limitations Industry geared up for war material = greatness of Germany and the Reich
  • 7.
    The Youth: “Bloodand Honor” Education was national socialized. (1936) 1934 all youth organizations are disbanded All youth are required to join the Hitler Youth and conform to the ideals of National Socialism.
  • 8.
    The Youth The Reich’sfuture Taught boys to be obedient soldiers Taught girls to have children for the Fuehrer and support families
  • 9.
    Propaganda: The keyto misinformation
  • 10.
    Culture & Art Romanarchitecture Art idealized the perfect human body, seen as “Aryan” Idealized Nature Idealized Nazism.
  • 11.
    Society: Living inNazi Germany Press and radio were censored Book, art, music, movies, and clothing were regulated by the state. Civil Rights suspended for the good of the country.
  • 12.
    Society: Racial Superiority AGerman woman undergoes a "racial examination," in which her facial features are measured. Many Germans accepted this propaganda as scientific truth. Circa 1933-1939. Eugenics
  • 13.
    Maintaining Control SA-Original NaziStreet thugs Sturmabteilung The Secret Police- Gestapo The SS-Originally Hitler’s Body Guards Schutzstaffel The SD- Secret police of the SS Sicherheitsdienst
  • 14.
    Maintaining Control: ruleof fear Youth “brainwashed” Neighbors turn one another into the authorities Opposition killed or punished severely First Concentration Camp, Dachau, opened in 1933
  • 15.
    Maintaining Control “When theNazis arrested the Communists, I said nothing; after all, I was not a Communist. When they locked up the Social Democrats, I said nothing; after all, I was not a Social Democrat. When they arrested the trade unionists, I said nothing; after all, I was not a trade unionist. When they arrested the Jews, I said nothing; after all, I was not a Jew. When they arrested me, there was no longer anyone who could protest.”
  • 16.
    Anti-Semitism 1935 Nuremberg Laws allJews are denied citizenship Boycotted businesses No education Jews not allowed employment 1938 -Kristallnacht
  • 17.
    Anti-Semitism Illustration from a children's book. Theheadlines say "Jews are our misfortune" and "How the Jew cheats." Germany, 1936.
  • 19.
    Summary Police State Germany isNazified All become national Socialist Rule by fear and violence