Jewish persecution 1 (Edexcel GCSE History): Flashcards
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Year Nazi persecution of Jews became systematic
Year Nazi persecution of Jews became systematic
1933
% of German population that was Jewish in 1933
% of German population that was Jewish in 1933
Less than 1%
What Nazis blamed Jews for re: WWI
What Nazis blamed Jews for re: WWI
Germany's defeat in First World War
Why Nazis claimed Jews were dangerous (ideology)
Why Nazis claimed Jews were dangerous (ideology)
Connected to communism
3 reasons Germans allowed persecution
3 reasons Germans allowed persecution
Nazi propaganda, fear of Gestapo/SS, social pressure
What was the Gestapo?
What was the Gestapo?
Secret police
1933 SA action against Jewish businesses
1933 SA action against Jewish businesses
Nationwide one-day boycott of Jewish shops
Aryanisation (1937)
Aryanisation (1937)
Jewish businesses taken over by non-Jewish Germans
1938 Jewish passport requirement
1938 Jewish passport requirement
Stamped with 'J' for identification
1939 Jewish business restrictions
1939 Jewish business restrictions
Complete ban on owning businesses
1935 key anti-Jewish legislation
1935 key anti-Jewish legislation
Nuremberg Laws
1934 Jewish exclusion from where?
1934 Jewish exclusion from where?
Public spaces like parks and swimming pools
1939 Reich Office for Jewish Emigration purpose
1939 Reich Office for Jewish Emigration purpose
Force all Jewish people to leave Germany
1938 Jewish property requirement
1938 Jewish property requirement
Register all property with authorities
Nature of Nazi persecution (planned vs random)
Nature of Nazi persecution (planned vs random)
Carefully planned series of laws & policies