1. Warm Up # 1
To what extent should the Grants Pass High School be involved in choosing who you date?

2. Nuremburg Laws
/Workbook pg. 12

3. Essential Question
In what ways did the Nazi Party limit the freedoms of the Jewish people living in Germany?

4. Nazi Party Core beliefs
Nationalism: Germans part of superior Aryan race.
Anti-Semitism: blamed Jews for Germany’s defeat in WWI and current econ. problems.
Fascism: Violence and strong government control needed to advance Germany
Anti-communist
Eliminated other political parties
Controlled every aspect of GER life

5. Nazi Rule Secret Police Controlled press, schools, and churches
Strengthened German Men
Preached hard work, sacrifice, and service to state
Employed men in building program and military
Anti-Jewish campaign
Concentration camps

6. Hitler Youth
The Hitler Youth movement emphasized:
activism, physical training, NAZI ideology, especially nationalism and racial concepts, and absolute obedience to Hitler and the NAZI Party
Hitler saw the Hitler Youth movement as a tool to hardening boys for their future role of soldiers.
He wanted a generation of "victorious active, daring youth, immune to pain."

7. Figures showing membership of the Hitler Youth
108,000
3.6 million
5.4 million
7.0 million
7.3 million
It may be worth noting that the total number of year olds in Germany in 1939 was 8.9 million.

8. Nuremburg Laws 1935 Nazi Party Meeting in Nuremburg, Germany
Institutionalized racial theories
Excluded German Jews from
Citizenship
Intermarriage

9. World War II – Class Docs pg. 71
Law Against the Establishment of Parties

10. Nuremberg Laws pg
1. Law for the Protection of German Blood and German Honor
2. The Reich Citizenship Law
3. Oath of Reich Officials and of German Soldiers
4. Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service
5. Law Concerning the Hitler Youth

11. Directions Read Assigned Nuremburg Laws (5min)
Answer Questions 1-8 (8min)
Refer to all laws when answering