1. WERE ECONOMIC PROBLEMS THE MAIN CONSEQUENCE OF THE TREATY OF VERSAILLES FOR GERMANY 1919 – 33?

2. INTERNAT. RELATIONS
ECONOMIC
WERE ECONOMIC PROBLEMS THE MAIN CONSEQUENCE OF THE TREATY OF VERSAILLES FOR GERMANY 1919 – 33?
SOCIAL/ CULTURAL
POLITICS

3. IMPACT ON INDUSTRY
LOCARNO
STANDARDS OF LIVING
EFFORT TO IMPROVE RELATIONS
RUHR OCCUPATION
HYPERINFLATION
CLAUSE 231
LOSS OF TERRITORY
REPARATIONS
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
LINK TO INT REL
INTERNAT. RELATIONS
ECONOMIC
DAWES / YOUNG PLAN
NEED FOR FOREIGN LOANS
GREAT DEPRESSION
WERE ECONOMIC PROBLEMS THE MAIN CONSEQUENCE OF THE TREATY OF VERSAILLES FOR GERMANY 1919 – 33?
LINK TO ECONOMIC PROBLEMS
UNEMPLOYMENT
LINK TO ECONOMIC PROBLEMS
SOCIAL/ CULTURAL
POLITICS
NOVEMBER CRIMINALS
NOVEMBER CRIMINALS
LOSS OF TERRITORY
KAPP PUTSCH
EXPERIMENTALSIM AND DECADENCE
IMPACT OF CONSTITUTION TOO
POLITICAL EXTREMISM
INSTABILITY
DUE TO WAR AND PYSCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS TOO
RISE OF COMMUNIST AND NAZI PARTY

4. WAS THE USE OF TERROR THE MAIN REASON FOR THE SURVIVAL OF THE NAZI REGIME 1933 – 45?

5. TERROR
PROPAGANDA
WAS THE USE OF TERROR THE MAIN REASON FOR THE SURVIVAL OF THE NAZI REGIME 1933 – 45?
GENUINE SUPPORT
ECONOMIC POLICY

6. DECLINE IN EFFECTIVENESS DURING WW2
INTIMIDATION
NIGHT OF THE LONG KNIVES
POLICE AND COURTS
ESP
THE GESTAPO
PEOPLE’S RECEIVER
ESTABLISHING CONTROL
RALLIES
MAINTAINING CONSENT
KEEPING CONTROL
COLOUR FILM
POWER STRUCTURE
ETC.
THE SS
TERROR
SUPPORTING TERROR
PROPAGANDA
KEY AIMS / MESSAGES ABOUT POLICY
CAMPS
CLIMATE OF FEAR
WAS THE USE OF TERROR THE MAIN REASON FOR THE SURVIVAL OF THE NAZI REGIME 1933 – 45?
PUBLICISING OF
REARMING
OR APATHY
ECONOMIC POLICY
PERCEIVED IMPACT ON PEOPLE’S LIVES
FOUR YEAR PLAN
GENUINE SUPPORT
NATIONAL LABOUR SERVICE
ESP
ESP
IMPACT ON UNEMPL
PUBLIC WORK SCHEMES
LINK TO PROPAGANDA WITH FIDDLING STATISTICS
KDF

7. TO WHAT EXTENT DID THE ROLE OF WOMEN IN SOCIETY CHANGE DURING THE YEARS OF WEIMAR AND NAZI RULE?

8. ECONOMIC POSITION
SOCIAL POSITION
TO WHAT EXTENT DID THE ROLE OF WOMEN IN SOCIETY CHANGE DURING THE YEARS OF WEIMAR AND NAZI RULE?
POLITICAL POSITION

9. WEIMAR
High standard of education
Good wages in good jobs - By 1933 there were 100,000 women teachers and 3,000 women doctors.
Increasing numbers of working women
NAZIS
Return to more conservative values – Kinder, Kuche, Kirche.
The Unemployment Relief Act, 1 June 1933
But relatively high % of working women across whole period, even before war mobilisation.
WEIMAR
Liberalism of attitudes towards behaviour but traditional conservative attitudes towards the domestic role of women do remain
But, double standards for men and women were common practice – women generally expected to stay home if married. Was the young, unmarried women enjoyed who considerably more freedom and gained access to large areas of public life 
NAZIS
Return to more conservative values – use of propaganda
Constrictions on appearance.
Law for the Encouragement of Marriage – priorities of Aryan race.
NAZIS
Work of women on the home front
‘Duty Year’
But reluctance of Hitler to fully commit to the mobilisation of women in the wartime economy.
Lebensborn programme
Law for the Prevention of Hereditarily Diseased Offspring
German Women's Enterprise
But many women reluctant to embrace and comply with this.
ECONOMIC POSITION
SOCIAL POSITION
TO WHAT EXTENT DID THE ROLE OF WOMEN IN SOCIETY CHANGE DURING THE YEARS OF WEIMAR AND NAZI RULE?
WEIMAR
Women could vote.
By % of Reichstag members were female
The turnout of women at the first elections was 90%
1919 and 1932, 112 German women were elected to the Reichstag, a total of between 7 and 10 percent, which was higher than the representation of women in the U.S. Congress during the same period.
NAZIS 1933 – 1939
No votes at all (for anyone)
Exclusion of women from political life of German. The Nazi party decreed that "women could be admitted to neither the Party executive nor to the Administrative Committee“
But, this did not prevent numerous women from becoming party members
POLITICAL POSITION