PPT-Terror and Repression of Resistance

Nazi Control of Germany Coercion SSGestapo complex create a culture of fear and compliance in Germany Gestapo were the Prussian secret police that became the German secret police in 1933 The SS were authorised to act as an extra police force in 1933 they used the Reichstag Fire decree to take suspects into protective custody. Part . Two . – The . Yezhovshchina. L/O – To identify and describe the key features of the . Great Terror. What was the Yezhovshchina?. After the first show trial in September 1936, . Nicholai . Yezhov. L/O – To evaluate the position of different historians on the Great Terror. Explaining the Great Terror. There has been a . vigorous debate . between historians over the explanation of the Great Terror. The process that led to so many arrests and executions is . d. ’. exemples . locaux. Concours Résistance . et . Déportation. . Session 2011. Introduction. 1. ère. . partie. . : présentation de la situation de la France occupée et de la Saône-et-Loire pendant la période 1940-1944. Terms to Know. Sans-culottes:. the rebelling members of the 3. rd. Estate. . (culottes= fancy pants that nobility wore, sans= without. Translates to: no fancy pants!) . The Jacobins: . radical political party in France. Women centered around the home. Two types of women. Working/Middle class. Elite class. Victorian Era Women. Carmilla and Laura both represent the elite class of women. Carmilla utilizes her power to her advantage. French Revolution. Social Studies 9. Prince of Wales Secondary. Ms. Underwood. Phases of the French Revolution. The National Convention. The National Convention was the new legislative body that replaced the National Assembly. . FRENCH REVOLUTION . The Reign of Terror: . When the revolution turns bloody!. Review: . The King is Executed by the Jacobins!!!!. The Execution of the King led to…. Supporters of the king (including PEASANTS) were HORRIFIED and scared of the King’s execution. Repression. T. he . rejection from consciousness of painful or disagreeable ideas, memories, feelings, or impulses. .. . According to the theory, something happens that is so shocking that the mind grabs hold of the memory and pushes it underground, into some inaccessible corner of the unconscious. There it sleeps for years, or even decades, or even forever–isolated from the rest of mental life. Then, one day, it may rise up and emerge into consciousness. FRENCH REVOLUTION . The Reign of Terror: . When the revolution turns bloody!. Review: . The King is Executed by the Jacobins!!!!. The Execution of the King led to…. Supporters of the king (including PEASANTS) were HORRIFIED and scared of the King’s execution. Victoria Ramsey. Contents. What was the red terror and why did it come about?. Red terror within the military. Red terror used for military objectives. Terror in the . Arkhangel’sk. Province. Conclusion. Unique. Ever-changing. Situationally. -determined. Continuous. Invariant. 2) _____ is defined as the unique qualities and distinctive behavior patterns of an individual across time and situations.. Genetic makeup. Unit 5: The French Revolution & Napoleonic Era (1789-1815). The National Assembly Reforms France. The . Great Fear . spread terror over France during the summer of 1789.. National Assembly . – in response to uprisings met . The article examines and compares two recent judgments which provide some of the
most valuable examples of the difficulties surrounding the application of international
humanitarian law to the phenomenon of terrorism: the Hamdan judgment of the
Supreme Court of the United States, and the Targeted Killings judgment of the
Supreme Court of Israel. Both judgments deal with the thresholds of applicability of
the law of armed conflict, as well as with the concept of unlawful combatancy and the
relationship between human rights law and humanitarian law La Rosa Corzo corrects earlier accounts of runaway slave communities in the remote mountains of eastern Cuba that romanticized and exaggerated the influence of the runaways. The author, a Cuban anthropologist, depicts localized communities that were non-aggressive, creolized, and less oppressed than was generally supposed. La Rosa Corzo updates and revises our knowledge of the palenques in the Spanish Caribbean.