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The annual Nazi party rally at Nuremberg

The annual Nazi party rally at Nuremberg. THE NAZI STATE (1933-1939). The Nazi creation of a totalitarian state – Mass demonstrations, spectacles and parades - the Nuremberg rallies Industry was not nationalized Rearmament of Germany solved the unemployment problem

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The annual Nazi party rally at Nuremberg

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  1. The annual Nazi party rally at Nuremberg

  2. THE NAZI STATE (1933-1939) • The Nazi creation of a totalitarian state – • Mass demonstrations, spectacles and parades - the Nuremberg rallies • Industry was not nationalized • Rearmament of Germany solved the unemployment problem • The German Labor Front - a state controlled union - all workers had obtain a “workbook” to get jobs • The SS - run by Heinrich Himmler was the Nazi secret police - use of terror and ideology • Churches, schools, and universities were controlled the Nazis • Hitler Jugend(Hitler Youth)

  3. NAZI SS = NAZI SECRET POLICE HIMMLER, HEAD OF THE SS, VISITING THE DACHAU CONCENTRATION CAMP

  4. Hitler Jugend = Nazi Youth

  5. THE NUREMBBERG LAWS • The Nazi total state was intended to be an Aryan racial state = anti-Semitic government policies • Jews excluded from professions - law, civil service, medicine, teaching, press, entertainment • The Nuremberg Laws 1935 = - -Jews are stripped of their citizenship - Forbade marriages between Jews and German citizens - Stripped Jews of political, social, and legal rights

  6. Kristallnacht1938 = the night of shattered glass - thousands of Jewish businesses and synagogues were Destroyed • In 1938-39 thirty thousand Jews were rounded up and sent to concentration camps • The SS encouraged Jews to emigrate from Germany

  7. KRISTALLNACHT = the night of broken glass 1938 Nazi attacks on Jewish shops and synagogues

  8. Nazi policies towards women – • Women were expected to be wives and mothers • Mothers who had large families were awarded medals • Nazis pursued a campaign against women working in business and industry

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