Nazi Trivia

the 1933 ____________ gave the Nazis considerable power within the German government

Which of the following was not part of the Nuremberg Race laws?

The Knight of Long Knives was 

What was The Confessional Church?

Hitler became leader of the Nazi party in 

Sam Stoller and Sam Berkes were

The idea that Germany should be self-sufficient is

Order Castles were

The Nuremburg Race Laws were passed in 

Reich Press laws were passed in 

___ of teachers were a part of the Nazi Teachers Association

Moringen was...

Hitler merged the office of Chancellor and President in ___

Germany's euthanasia program killed ____ between 1939 and 1944

All of the following were censored by the Nazis except:

The Nazi party of the mid-1920s focused on this issue:

Until they were banned in 1938, Jewish students couldn't comprise more than ___ of schools

The 25 Points were:

Kristallnacht in 1936 was

They voted against the Enabling Act and organized a resistance group, the Roster Strassrupp

The original name for the Nazi party was the 

The National Reich church was founded when ___ denominations in Germany joined in 1936

Nazi art books in schools

Who was Irma Grese?

By the end of 1933, there were ___ Hitler Youth

Who was targeted by Paragraph 175 in the Nazi criminal code?

This White Rose member was interrogated for 6 hours, tortured, tried, and executed in 1944

Between January and June 1944, ____ workers were arrested for striking

Each textbook in Nazi Germany came with a ___ and a ___

Places where SS officers could impregnate single German women were called

Roving SS task squads who murdered enemies of the Nazis were the 

In May 1928, there were ___ Nazis in Reichstag; in July 1932, there were ___

_____ was a propaganda movie by director Leni Riefenstahl released in 1935

As a result of the failed Operation Valkyrie, ____ Germans were killed

Artists in Nazi Germany could only operate after registering with the 

The "Motherhood Cross" was given out to exceptional Nazi mothers on

the "Beer Hall Putsch" is another name for

The Nazis adopted methods from

Consisted of Munich university students, wrote and distributed anti-Nazi leaflets

The White Rose distributed ___ leaflets during their protest

The Law for the Encouragement of Motherhood

A 1934 law ordered that female graduates of Germany universities should be ___ 

___ was written by Hitler in prison in 1923.

____ was a German Protestant theologian who opposed euthanasia and anti-semitism, executed 1945

___ triggered a rise in discontent in Germany, and a corresponding rise in Nazis in Reichstag

Which of these organizations ran classes to produce Aryan women who were loyal to the Nazis?

Operation Valkyrie, an unsuccessful plot to assassinate Hitler, was led by

The Hitler Youth were founded in ___

____ was a womens-only concentration camp and training ground for female Nazi guards.

Nazi propaganda sought to present a strong and pleasant Germany to the world during the

In order to be a member of the Hitler Youth, one had to run 60 meters in 

The ____ was founded in April 1925 and enforced Nazi ideas 

____ was arrested for attempting to kill Hitler with a bomb in a Munich beer hall in 1939

What did the Free Unions, Christian Unions, and Hirsch-Duncker have in common?

These guys had long hair, distributed leaflets, wore checkered shirts, and mocked Hitler Youth

Nazi textbooks taught children

Heinrich Himmler was the head of the ___

This suspended civil liberties in Nazi Germany in 1933

Volksgemeinschaft means:

What community gave the Nazis crucial support during their push for power in 1933?

Accused of burning the Reichstag, they used the false name "Red Flag"

The Nazi secret police were the 

Pablo Picasso and other modern artists were called ____ by Hitler

Adolf Hitler was arrested in 1923 for

The Duty Law of 1937 encouraged women to ___ for one year

___ was the idea that authority in the Nazi government flowed downward

Joseph Goebbels was

Low-cost ____ were available to German families so that they could receive Nazi information

In 1933, there were ___ unemployed Germans.  In 1934, there were ___.

18-25 year old men had to do 6 months in the ___.

"Der Sturmer" (The Attacker) was an example of 

In 1933, the Pope and Hitler signed a Concordat that...

To get a gold medal, a woman had to have ___ babies

___ is a right wing form of totalitarianism, exemplified by radicalized Nazi Germany

The ideal German woman

Which of the following was not a student group that opposed Hitler?

___ is the term for German living space