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Opposition, 1933-39
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What form did resistance often take in Nazi Germany between 1933-39?

Subtle, cultural forms

Which Nazi organizations made Germans fear speaking out against the regime?

SS and Gestapo

What happened to political parties that might have coordinated resistance?

They were outlawed

How did Nazis initially view cultural groups like the Edelweiss Pirates?

As nuisances, not political dangers

Why did the Edelweiss Pirates emerge in the late 1930s?

Compulsory Hitler Youth membership

What symbol did the Edelweiss Pirates use for resistance?

Alpine flower (edelweiss)

Where did the Edelweiss Pirates primarily operate?

Working-class districts of cities

What did Edelweiss Pirates sing about the Hitler Youth?

'Smash the Hitler Youth in twain'

How many members did the Edelweiss Pirates have by 1939?

Approximately 2,000

What social class were most Swing Youth members from?

Wealthy families

What type of music did the Swing Youth listen to despite it being banned?

American jazz and swing

What activities did Swing Youth organize as acts of rebellion?

Illegal dance parties

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