Nazi Germany

Hitler not only wanted to educate single women, but he also wanted to educate the children of Nazi Germany on becoming a good citizen. Schools completed this task by teaching blood purity. Having blood purity meant that citizens obtained from mixed marriages and sexual relations with races that Germany deemed inferior. This also meant that having children with two different backgrounds was discouraged as well (Blood Purity). Teaching blood purity was important to the Germans because it helped…

Nazi Germany was run under Hitler, who ran Germany as a totalitarian state. He had ambitious ideals of a racial utopia. Nazi Germany derived their racial ideologies from 'Pseudo-Science' and Social Darwinism, they adapted their own ideas for a utopia from this. These ideas included a superior race- the Aryans - and an inferior race- the Jewish, the gypsies and the black population. in order to fulfill their ideas and manifest their utopia Nazi Germany implemented both positive and negative…

believe. Such actions were once commonplace, as the words of Rabbi Elijah ben Abuya, “There [was] no Law, and there [was] no Justice” in regards to religion in Nazi Germany (qtd. in Idinopulos 123). Yet, it was not always this way. In order to withhold justice from the Jewish people living among the Christian majority of the German population, the Nazi Party must have first been able to reconstruct the German Christian establishment…

At the end of the Weimar Republic and throughout the life of Nazi Germany, the role of the ideal German woman was fairly specific. These women would work only at home and raise a large family for the benefit of the German nation. However, this stay at home ideology was not a dominate viewpoint in the reenactment game that took place earlier this term. A few reenactors encouraged the stay at home women but on the whole many members voiced their opinion of giving greater freedom to the average…

it is not. Joseph’s combination of propaganda and repetition helped shape Nazi Germany’s population. Without the preparation of the population through schools teaching Nazi ideas, most of the population would not have agreed with the actions Hitler was taking throughout World War 2. The education program and strategies of the Nazi party were instrumental to convincing the German public…

Women had a very important job in Germany during National Socialism, to marry a German man and bear many German children. However, marriage was only to be about having children. Women were expected to be good wives to their husbands, good mothers to their children, and keep the house clean. Not only this but, women were encouraged to have as many children as they could to fix the falling birth rate and create a strong nation. The Nazis wanted women to believe that having very many children was a…

Reich, the Nazis continually searched for an answer to the “Jewish Question.” Under the leadership of Adolf Hitler, Germany attempted several solutions including discriminatory laws, sterilization, and segregation. In early 1942 the Nazi Party had the answer to their “Jewish question” and called it the Final Solution. What is known as “The Final Solution of the Jewish Question” was the Nazi’s attempt to purify Europe and create their master race by eliminating the Jews of Europe. The Nazi…

Hitler’s role was pivotal in the Nazi state between 1933 and 1939. Hitler was the ‘Führer’ of the Nazi Party, clearly ‘Hitler’s ideology was an undeniably powerful factor in the shaping of the Nazi party.’ Hitler’s ‘charismatic authority’ in the consolidation of Nazi power with the Reichstag decree and the enabling act. His domination was not only limited to consolidation, his will determined Nazi foreign policy aims and the ideology of the party in gearing the economy and society for war…

and the Nazi party created as they came into power. Each of these policies were different but helped to form Nazi Germany to what it was. The policies that were added was the Enabling act, economic miracle, and the 4 Years Act. Even though each of these policies were different they worked together to form the Nazi Germany that is known today. The first act that Hitler created when the Nazi party came into power was the Enabling Act. This act was created in March 1933 and allowed the Nazi…

turn my head in search of a justice whose bias doesn’t lie with Allies and when I search for a justice whose conscience isn’t subjugated by victor’s justice I find no one. Adolf Hitler, Heinrich Himmler, Joseph Goebells, and other sovereigns of the Nazi government are certainly culpable of many crimes. But do you see them sitting here awaiting trial? They have done the justice for us and taken their own lives. With that the trial should be unnecessary shouldn’t it be? The malignancy of Hitler…