AQA AS history. Life in Nazi Germany, 1933-45 - Barbara Warnock

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Section 1: The Nazi consolidation of power, 1933-34

Coming to power, January 1933
Nazi ideology
Creating a dictatorship
Terror and the destruction of the opposition
The appearance of moderation
Co-ordination
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Section 2: Nazi propaganda and mass indoctrination

The organisation of propaganda
Methods of propaganda (1)
Methods of propaganda (2)
The 'Fuhrer Myth'
Propaganda and the Nazi 'economic miracle'
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Section 3: Nazi organisations and the co-ordination of German society

Schools and universities
The Hitler Youth and the League of German Maidens
Workers
Peasants and farmers
The Churches
The security services: the SS, SD and Gestapo
Conformity and resistance by 1939
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Section 4: The impact of war on the German people, 1939-45

Changes in attitudes and daily lives, 1939-41
The invasion of the Soviet Union, 1941-42
Mass bombings and military defeats
Germany in 1945
The impact of 'total war' on the Nazi regime
The impact of the invasion of the USSR and 'total war' on Nazi propaganda
Opposition during wartime
The impact on the people of military defeat and 'total war'
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