PPT-Nazis and Religion
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Warm Up First 20mins Assess this source as evidence of Nazi beliefs about the role of women I detest women who dabble in politics And if their dabbling extends
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Warm Up First 20mins Assess this source as evidence of Nazi beliefs about the role of women I detest women who dabble in politics And if their dabbling extends to military matters it becomes utterly unendurable In no local political section of the party has a woman ever ha the right to hold even the smallest post It has therefore been said we were a party who regarded women only as a machine for making children or else a plaything That is far from the case I attach a lot of importance to women in the training of youth and that of good works But gallantry forbids one to give women an opportunity of putting themselves I positions which do not suit them Everything that entails combat is exclusively mens business There are many other fields in which one must rely on women organising a house for instance. ALL OF US will be able to give reasons why Hitler became Chancellor and extract information from sources. (E3-D2). EVEN BETTER IF you can explain reasons how Hitler became Chancellor use your own knowledge to explain why a source is/. A. cts or feelings against . Jews. ; takes the form of . prejudice. , dislike, fear, discrimination, and persecution.. Jewish students being ridiculed in class.. 2. Holocaust:. The systematic, planned extermination of . www.educationforum.co.uk. . Introduction. Those who spoke out against Hitler and his policies faced intimidation and threats from the Gestapo, or imprisonment and in some cases execution. However, there were some brave individuals and groups who openly opposed Hitler and his policies - a few survived, but many were killed. How Did It End?. Approaching Defeat. With the Soviets rapidly approaching from the East and the Allies from the West, the Nazis began moving Jews to concentration camps in Germany. The Nazis then began destroying their extermination camps in hopes that the mass killings they conducted would not be discovered by the Allies. www.educationforum.co.uk. Resistance – the Context. The Nazis used propaganda, terror and . volksgemeinschaft. to make sure the German people didn’t resist their rule. There was very little active resistance to the Nazis between 1933-39. Background: . Many of the branches of the Nazi Party had their own propaganda offices. This includes nine weekly quotation posters issued by the Propaganda Office of the Hitler Youth headquarters in Berlin. According to the catalog of the Deutsche . icHistory.com. Why were the Nazis able to control opposition so effectively?. Intro : . The short answer is through . FEAR. via the creation of a . POLICE STATE.. To develop the answer think … . ATP. Anne Frank and the Holocaust. The purpose of this virtual field trip is to learn about the Nazis, the Holocaust, and the life of Anne Frank. The students will compare Anne Frank’s story with the Freedom Writers and with themselves. . c. ollapse in 1933. Economic Crisis. Political Intrigue. Part played by the Nazis. Economic Crisis. Wall Street Crash in 1929 – Great Depression caused all countries economic problems but Germany suffered more as so dependant on loans from USA.. Historiography. Until 1980’s the predominant view was that the . Mittelstand. [middle-classes] provided most support for the Nazis.. Bracher. and . Brozat. advocated this view.. H. istoriography. But when World War II began, the camps changed to forced labor and outright murder. By 1942, extermination through work was official policy, and prisoners in all the concentration camps were—quite literally—worked to death.. DO NOW: Read Introduction. Shinto is one of the two major religions in Japan. The other is Buddhism. Shinto began in the prehistoric period. Shinto stresses an appreciation for the beauties of nature. The earth, sky, sea, sun, moon, and the stars are worshipped as gods. The sun is worshipped as the goddess Amaterasu, ancestress of the Japanese emperors. The moon is the male god, while Mount Fuji is the mountain goddess. Shinto festivals are held throughout the year, especially at the change of seasons in spring and fall. Many centuries later, Buddhism was introduced to Japan. Buddhism and Shinto are quite different in their beliefs.. Religion plays a significant role in the lives of . Americans. High for industrialized nations but somewhat less than poor nations. Gallup. Secularization. Sociologists have often argued that the role of religion is in long-term decline within advanced capitalist nations. Religion. A set of beliefs . an explanation of the origins and purpose of humans and their role on earth. existence of a higher power, spirits or god. Which involves rituals, festivals, rites of passage and space (religious landscapes).
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