Weimar 4

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what is a police state

a state in which the Nazi party use the police often the secret police to control what people said and did as a means to keep control

what did the SS start as

it started as a group who acted as Hitler’s personal bodyguards

what did the SS become

during the 1930s it was expanded to 240,000 men and was put in charge of all the other police and security forces. They did not believe in acting within the law.

what kind of men were recruited to the SS

those who were an example of perfect German manhood, they were expected to marry racially pure wives and ensure the continuation of the Aryan race.

What was the SD originally set up for

it was a security force for the Nazis to monitor their opponents

what did the SD use to keep a record of its opponents

it kept a card index of everybody it suspected of opposing the Nazi party at home and abroad, kept at brown house in Munich.

what did the SD do

spied on all known opponents and critics of the Nazis.

what uniform did the gestapo wear

no uniform

what was the main aim of the gestapo

to identify anyone who critisised or opposed the Nazi party

how did the Gestapo identify criticisers and opponents of the Nazi party

they tapped phones, used a network of informants,

did the Gestapo use torture to question their suspects

yes

give a figure about the Gestapo and their suspects

in 1939 alone, 160,000 people were arrested for political offences

why were the Gestapo particularly feared

they had no uniforms and couldn’t be identified from any other civilians. they often arrived in the early hours of the morning to take away suspects they weren’t given a trial and family would receive letters saying they died while in custody Many were sent to concentration camps

what was the biggest power factor of the Gestapo

they were so feared there weren’t actually that many of them, only 30,000 for a population of 80 million

who ran the concentration camps

the SA and the SS

why did Hitler create concentration camps

more than 150,000 people were under protective arrest Hitler needed new prisons to deal with the growing number of people being arrested

where and when was the first concentration camp opened

Dachau in 1933

where were concentration camps located and why

in rural areas so they were away from the public gaze

name groups of people who would be sent to concentration camps

homosexuals, Jews, political prisoners

what must all judges be a member of

the national socialist league for the maintenance of the law

what were judges instructed

that the interests of the Nazi party were above the law

what did Hitler abolish (to do with the law)

he abolished trial by jury, the judges decided everything , from verdict and the subsequent punishments

what did Hitler set up

he set up a new People’s Court. used for people convicted of treason, trials were held in secret, judges were hand-picked. Hitler sometimes decided the punishment himself. Between 1934 and 1939, over 500 people were sentenced to death for political offences

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