Including: Persecution of minorities Persecution of Jews, Propaganda and censorship, including Berlin olympics 1936 case study, Nazi economic policies, Women in Nazi Germany, Young people in Nazi Germany, The Nazis and the Churches (unnamed document)
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From depth study in Chapter 9, focusing on the Nazis and the Churches, as well as those who opposed the changing of religious rules in Germany
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Young people in Nazi Germany, at school, at home and the overall picture
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Women in Nazi Germany, traditional views, notable women, incentives, realities
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The economic policies and plans of Nazi Germany, including its results, successes and failures
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Propaganda and censorship in Nazi Germany, including the Nuremburg rallies, control of media and culture (books, art, newspapers, cinema, music, posters and radio) and a case study: The 1936 Olympics
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The persecution of Jews, early measures and Hitler's personal vendetta
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Persecution of minorities including: Homosexuals, mentally handicapped, gypsies, Jews, alcoholics, homeless people, prostitutes, habitual criminals and beggars
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