Case Study 2: Nazi Germany and the Holocaust (Grade 11 NSC Matric History): Flashcards

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Year Hitler appointed Chancellor

1933

Enabling Act purpose

Gave Hitler power to make laws without parliamentary approval

Night of Long Knives date & main victim

30 June 1934; Ernst Rohm (SA leader)

Führer meaning

Leader

Herrenvolk meaning

Master race

Lebensborn programme purpose (1936)

Help SS couples adopt suitable Aryan children

Operation T4

Nazi euthanasia programme - systematic killing of 'incurables'

Nuremberg Laws (1935) effect on Jews

Denied citizenship & forbade German-Jewish marriages

Kristallnacht date & meaning

Nov 1938; Night of Crystal Glass - attacks on Jews

Jewish death toll in Holocaust

Approximately 6 million

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