UNIT 2A: GERMANY 1918-1939 Early Weimar 1918-1923 Stresemann’s Recovery 1923-1929 1918 End of the War Reichsbank 1923 Retenmark 1923 Weimar Constitution Dawes Plan 1924 Locarno Pact 1925 Treaty of Versailles GARGLE League of Nations 1926 1919 Spartacist Putsch Stability in coalitions Kellogg-Briand Pact 1928 1920 Kapp Putsch Berlin cultural capital Lack of censorship 1921 Reparations begin Young Plan 1929 1923 French invade the Ruhr Hyperinflation Wall Street Crash 1929 Death of Stresemann 1929 Munich Putsch Exam Questions Nazis in the 1920s 1a) What can you learn – x1 supported inference Hitler joins 1919 (no.555) 1b) Describe – x2 developed statements 25-point programme Hitler leader 1921 1c) Explain causes – x2 PEEL Munich Putsch 1923 1d) Explain effects – x2 PEEL Success Failure 2a/b) Explain change – x2PEEL (same/different/better/worse) vote 1925 LEGAL from 1927 Kampf 3a/b) Explain x2 given 3% by speaking – MEANS Publicity Gauleiters until Mein formed Imprisoned Banned factors and 1 more x4PEEL public SS Power 1928 Hitler becomes Chancellor 1929-1933 Hitler becomes Fuhrer 1933-1934 Reichstag Fire 02/33 WALL STREET NAZI PARTY Elections in March CRASH 1929 ORGANISATION Enabling Act 03/33 Trade Unions banned 05/33 FEAR OF NAZI PARTY Political parties banned 07/33 COMMUNISM PROPAGANDA Night of the Long Knives 06/34 SUPPORTERS? Death of Hindenburg 08/34 WEAKNESS OF WORKING Army oath 08/34 DEMOCRACY CLASS, MIDDLE – VON PAPEN CLASS, PUPPET! BUSINESS, FARMERS. Life in Nazi Germany 1933-1939 / – – HY BDM - Nazis: - – Nazis Goebbels Jews minorities Gypsies; Politics Recovery boys FAILUIRES the Church - girls / Gestapo – – women the hours the Protestant / policy vs. of the things NUREMBURG other WHY SS for KKK young Youth KdF – against young and policy of with / under KRISTALLNACHT Rearmament Minor Homosexual for Working BRAINWASH! and for Propaganda vs. state Economic Policies of Treatment Catholic LAWS; BOYCOTT; WHAT Dealing Schools Policies Economic Churches Opposition Policies Use SUCCESSES Police Treatment
UNIT 2A: GERMANY 1918-1939 Early Weimar 1918-1923 Stresemann’s Recovery 1923-1929 1918 End of the War Weimar Constitution Retenmark 1923 Reichsbank 1923 Dawes Plan 1924 Locarno Pact 1925 League of Nations 1926 Kellogg-Briand Pact 1928 Stability in coalitions Berlin cultural capital Lack of censorship Young Plan 1929 Death of Stresemann 1929 Wall Street Crash 1929 Treaty of Versailles GARGLE 1919 Spartacist Putsch 1920 Kapp Putsch 1921 Reparations begin 1923 French invade the Ruhr Hyperinflation Munich Putsch Exam Questions Nazis in the 1920s 1a) What can you learn – x1 supported inference 1b) Describe – x2 developed statements 1c) Explain causes – x2 PEEL 1d) Explain effects – x2 PEEL 2a/b) Explain change – x2PEEL (same/different/better/worse) 3a/b) Explain x2 given factors and 1 more x4PEEL Hitler joins 1919 (no.555) 25-point programme Hitler leader 1921 Munich Putsch 1923 Success Failure Publicity Mein Kampf Gauleiters SS formed 1925 Power by LEGAL MEANS Imprisoned Banned from public speaking until 1927 1928 – 3% vote Hitler becomes Chancellor 1929-1933 Hitler becomes Fuhrer 1933-1934 WALL STREET CRASH 1929 NAZI PARTY ORGANISATION Reichstag Fire 02/33 Elections in March Enabling Act 03/33 Trade Unions banned 05/33 Political parties banned 07/33 Night of the Long Knives 06/34 Death of Hindenburg 08/34 Army oath 08/34 FEAR OF COMMUNISM NAZI PARTY PROPAGANDA WEAKNESS OF DEMOCRACY – VON PAPEN PUPPET! SUPPORTERS? WORKING CLASS, MIDDLE CLASS, BUSINESS, FARMERS. Life in Nazi Germany 1933-1939 Schools under the Nazis – BRAINWASH! Use of Propaganda - Goebbels Policies for young boys - HY Policies for young girls - BDM Policies for women KKK Dealing with the Church – Catholic and Protestant Police state – SS / Gestapo Economic policy – Recovery vs. Rearmament Economic policy – SUCCESSES KdF vs. FAILUIRES Working hours Treatment of the Jews BOYCOTT; NUREMBURG LAWS; KRISTALLNACHT Treatment of other minorities WHAT and WHY – Gypsies; Homosexual Opposition against the Nazis: Churches / Youth / Politics / Minor things
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