The policy of murder by Einsatzgruppen p100 2 3 Stage 3. 1 The policy of mass murder and genocide by the Final Solution. P101-3 2 3 AF2 Causation and Change Activity 7 Describe and explain how the Jewish community resisted this persecution at each using information SHP Germany 1918-1945 textbook. AF2 Causation and Change Activity 8 Complete sections of the Concept map. (III) Thematic Analysis of wider context: Why and for what reasons did Walter become a committed Nazi? Mystery Game. Why and for what reasons did Walter become a committed Nazi? 1 A photograph of Walter on holiday with his family in 1931 shows 9 In 1934 Walter remembers going to the cinema and seeing him doing a Nazi salute. His father is smiling and sitting behind images of the Nazi rallies at Nuremburg in the great German film Walter was a veteran of the First World War. of the Will” “Triumph 2 Walter started school in 1931. He was taught about the 10 In 1940 Walter became a member of the Hitler Youth aged 14. problems that Germany faced since the end of the first world war, He had very fond memories of the camps and visits that his group and that a strong leader was needed to make Germany a great took part in. country once more. 3 In 1932 there was a general election. Walter and his family 11 In secondary school Walter was taught about the superiority of listened to the radio programmes and he saw Nazi posters, which the Aryan race in both biology and history lessons. showed that Hitler could be Germany’s saviour.
The policy of murder by Einsatzgruppen p100 2 3 Stage 3. The policy of mass murder and genocide by the Final Solution. P101-3 1 2 3 AF2 Causation and Change Activity 7 Describe and explain how the Jewish community resisted this persecution at each using information SHP Germany 1918-1945 textbook. AF2 Causation and Change Activity 8 Complete sections of the Concept map. (III) Thematic Analysis of wider context: Why and for what reasons did Walter become a committed Nazi? Mystery Game. Why and for what reasons did Walter become a committed Nazi? 1 A photograph of Walter on holiday with his family in 1931 shows him doing a Nazi salute. His father is smiling and sitting behind Walter was a veteran of the First World War. 9 In 1934 Walter remembers going to the cinema and seeing images of the Nazi rallies at Nuremburg in the great German film “Triumph of the Will” 2 Walter started school in 1931. He was taught about the problems that Germany faced since the end of the first world war, and that a strong leader was needed to make Germany a great country once more. 10 In 1940 Walter became a member of the Hitler Youth aged 14. He had very fond memories of the camps and visits that his group took part in. 3 In 1932 there was a general election. Walter and his family listened to the radio programmes and he saw Nazi posters, which showed that Hitler could be Germany’s saviour. 11 In secondary school Walter was taught about the superiority of the Aryan race in both biology and history lessons.
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