2.2.2
Anti-Semitism
Policies Towards the Jews
Policies Towards the Jews
Anti-Semitism was central to Nazi ideology. A clear policy developed from 1935 onwards with the Nuremberg Laws.
Early pressures
Early pressures
- The leadership responded to pressures from below to keep it under control.
- 1 April 1933: boycott of Jewish businesses and shops to channel unrest by SA and more radical Nazis wanting NSDAP’s 25 Points enacted.
- Law for the Restoration of the Civil Service excluded Jews from the civil service.
- 1935: Nuremberg Laws announced after pressure from Gauleiters and radical NSDAP members wanting 25 Points enacted, including Jews losing citizenship.
1935 Nuremberg Laws
1935 Nuremberg Laws
- Law for Protection of German Blood and German Honour:
- Mixed marriages and sexual relations between Jews and Aryans forbidden.
- Reich Citizenship Law:
- Deprived Jews of German citizenship.
- Law for the Protection of Genetic Health:
- ‘Certificates of fitness to marry’ required, including medical examination.
Regime radicalisation 1936-1938
Regime radicalisation 1936-1938
- 1936: Himmler put in charge of Jewish emigration. This was the preferred policy of dealing with the ‘Jewish question’ at the time.
- September 1937: Hitler made violent speech at Nuremberg attacking Jews. The regime begins to radicalise.
- Schacht was against anti-Semitic measures due to economic consequences.
- Goering was more influential in the economy from 1936 (Office of the Four Year Plan).
1The Weimar Republic 1918-1933
1.1Establishment Of The Weimar Republic 1918-1924
1.1.1Post WW1
1.1.2Weimar Constitution
1.1.3Peace Settlement
1.1.4End of Topic Test - Germany Post WW1
1.1.5Economic Issues
1.1.6Economic Issues 2
1.1.7Social Issues
1.1.8End of Topic Test - Economic & Social Issues
1.1.9Extremist Threats
1.1.10Extremist Threats 2
1.1.11End of Topic Test - Extremist Threats
1.1.12Political Instability & The Invasion of the Ruhr
1.1.13Weimar Government by 1924
1.1.14End of Topic Test - Weimar Government by 1924
1.1.15A-A* (AO3/4) - Germany Post WW1
1.2The 'Golden Age' Of The Weimar Republic 1924-1928
1.2.1Economic Developments
1.2.2Industry & Agriculture
1.2.3End of Topic Test - Economic Developments
1.2.4Social Developments
1.2.5Social Developments 2
1.2.6End of Topic Test - Social Developments
1.2.7Political Parties
1.2.8Political Stability
1.2.9End of Topic Test - Weimar Politics
1.2.10Germany's International Position
1.2.11Germany's International Position 2
1.2.12End of Topic Test - International Position
1.2.13A-A* (AO3/4) - The Weimar 'Golden Age'
1.3The Collapse of Democracy 1928-1933
1.3.1The Impact Of The Depression
1.3.2Politics After The Depression
1.3.3The Appeal Of Extremism
1.3.4End of Topic Test - The Depression & Politics
1.3.5'Backstairs Intrigue'
1.3.6'Backstairs Intrigue' 2
1.3.7End of Topic Test - Backstairs Intrigue
1.3.8Political Developments
1.3.9The State by March 1933
1.3.10End of Topic Test - Political Developments
1.3.11A-A* (AO3/4) - The Collapse of Democracy
2Nazi Germany 1933-1945
2.1The Nazi Dictatorship 1933-1939
2.1.1Hitler's Consolidation Of Power
2.1.2The Terror State
2.1.3End of Topic Test - Consolidation of Power
2.1.4Opposition
2.1.5Propaganda
2.1.6A-A* (AO3/4) - Terror State & Propaganda
2.1.7End of Topic Test - Propaganda
2.1.8Economic Policies
2.1.9Economic Policies 2
2.1.10Impact Of Economic Policies
2.1.11Impact Of Economic Policies 2
2.1.12End of Topic Test - Economic Policies
2.1.13Social Policies
2.1.14Social Policies 2
2.1.15Volksgemeinschaft
2.1.16End of Topic Test - Social Policies
2.1.17A-A* (AO3/4) - Economic & Social Policies
2.2The Racial State 1933-1941
2.2.1The Radicalisation Of The State
2.2.2Anti-Semitism
2.2.3Development Of Anti-Semitic Policies
2.2.4Development Of Anti-Semitic Policies 2
2.2.5End of Topic Test - Anti-Semitism
2.2.6Treatment of the Jews in the Early Years of War
2.2.7Deportation & Anti-Semitism Evaluation
2.2.8End of Topic Test - Early Treatment of the Jews
2.2.9A-A* (AO3/4) - The Racial State
2.3The Impact Of War 1939-1945
2.3.1Home Front
2.3.2Impact On Society
2.3.3Impact On Society 2
2.3.4End of Topic Test - Impact of the War
2.3.5War Economy
2.3.6War Economy 2
2.3.7Policies Towards The Jews & Untermenschen
2.3.8A-A* (AO3/4) - Impact of the War
2.3.9End of Topic Test - War Economy
2.3.10Opposition
2.3.11Opposition 2
2.3.12Nazi State by 1945
2.3.13End of Topic Test - Opposition
2.3.14A-A* (AO3/4) - Opposition & The State in 1945
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1The Weimar Republic 1918-1933
1.1Establishment Of The Weimar Republic 1918-1924
1.1.1Post WW1
1.1.2Weimar Constitution
1.1.3Peace Settlement
1.1.4End of Topic Test - Germany Post WW1
1.1.5Economic Issues
1.1.6Economic Issues 2
1.1.7Social Issues
1.1.8End of Topic Test - Economic & Social Issues
1.1.9Extremist Threats
1.1.10Extremist Threats 2
1.1.11End of Topic Test - Extremist Threats
1.1.12Political Instability & The Invasion of the Ruhr
1.1.13Weimar Government by 1924
1.1.14End of Topic Test - Weimar Government by 1924
1.1.15A-A* (AO3/4) - Germany Post WW1
1.2The 'Golden Age' Of The Weimar Republic 1924-1928
1.2.1Economic Developments
1.2.2Industry & Agriculture
1.2.3End of Topic Test - Economic Developments
1.2.4Social Developments
1.2.5Social Developments 2
1.2.6End of Topic Test - Social Developments
1.2.7Political Parties
1.2.8Political Stability
1.2.9End of Topic Test - Weimar Politics
1.2.10Germany's International Position
1.2.11Germany's International Position 2
1.2.12End of Topic Test - International Position
1.2.13A-A* (AO3/4) - The Weimar 'Golden Age'
1.3The Collapse of Democracy 1928-1933
1.3.1The Impact Of The Depression
1.3.2Politics After The Depression
1.3.3The Appeal Of Extremism
1.3.4End of Topic Test - The Depression & Politics
1.3.5'Backstairs Intrigue'
1.3.6'Backstairs Intrigue' 2
1.3.7End of Topic Test - Backstairs Intrigue
1.3.8Political Developments
1.3.9The State by March 1933
1.3.10End of Topic Test - Political Developments
1.3.11A-A* (AO3/4) - The Collapse of Democracy
2Nazi Germany 1933-1945
2.1The Nazi Dictatorship 1933-1939
2.1.1Hitler's Consolidation Of Power
2.1.2The Terror State
2.1.3End of Topic Test - Consolidation of Power
2.1.4Opposition
2.1.5Propaganda
2.1.6A-A* (AO3/4) - Terror State & Propaganda
2.1.7End of Topic Test - Propaganda
2.1.8Economic Policies
2.1.9Economic Policies 2
2.1.10Impact Of Economic Policies
2.1.11Impact Of Economic Policies 2
2.1.12End of Topic Test - Economic Policies
2.1.13Social Policies
2.1.14Social Policies 2
2.1.15Volksgemeinschaft
2.1.16End of Topic Test - Social Policies
2.1.17A-A* (AO3/4) - Economic & Social Policies
2.2The Racial State 1933-1941
2.2.1The Radicalisation Of The State
2.2.2Anti-Semitism
2.2.3Development Of Anti-Semitic Policies
2.2.4Development Of Anti-Semitic Policies 2
2.2.5End of Topic Test - Anti-Semitism
2.2.6Treatment of the Jews in the Early Years of War
2.2.7Deportation & Anti-Semitism Evaluation
2.2.8End of Topic Test - Early Treatment of the Jews
2.2.9A-A* (AO3/4) - The Racial State
2.3The Impact Of War 1939-1945
2.3.1Home Front
2.3.2Impact On Society
2.3.3Impact On Society 2
2.3.4End of Topic Test - Impact of the War
2.3.5War Economy
2.3.6War Economy 2
2.3.7Policies Towards The Jews & Untermenschen
2.3.8A-A* (AO3/4) - Impact of the War
2.3.9End of Topic Test - War Economy
2.3.10Opposition
2.3.11Opposition 2
2.3.12Nazi State by 1945
2.3.13End of Topic Test - Opposition
2.3.14A-A* (AO3/4) - Opposition & The State in 1945
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