Nazi Methods of Control

Nazi rule was t (a)   , with complete control over every aspect of peoples' lives,

The Nazi secret police in charge of state security were called the...

• Reich Police

• SA

• Gestapo

• DAF

Approximately how many Germans were imprisoned in concentration camps for supposedly showing opposition to Nazi rule?

• 200,000

• 3,000,000

• 30,000

• 10,000

How did the secret police maintain surveillance of the German population?

• Through a network of cameras and microphones installed in peoples' homes.

• Through a network of ordinary Germans, who reported on their neighbours and colleagues.

• Entirely through a network of undercover police officers, who blended into the normal population.

• Through a network of paid informants, who were offered generous compensation for their work.

The organisation in charge of running concentration camps in Germany was the...

• Gestapo

• SD

• DAF

• SS

What was the name of the position Joseph Goebbels was appointed to in 1933?

• Minister for National Enlightenment

• Minister of Propaganda and National Enlightenment

• Minister for Truth

• Minister of Official Information

Choose all the examples which were censored by the Nazi regime.

• Wagner

• Jazz

• Modern art

• Beethoven and Mozart

• All classical styles of art

Choose all the media used by the Nazis to spread their propaganda.

• Loudspeakers in factories and public places

• CDs

• Radio

• Posters

• Newspapers

In geography classes, children were taught about the need for (a)   , or more land for Germans to live on.

How were the Nazi youth groups organised?

• Only boys were required to join the Nazi youth groups

• All boys and girls of any age were members of the Hitler Youth

• All boys over 10 and all girls over 14 were members of the Hitler Youth

• From the age of 14, boys joined the Hitler Youth, and girls joined the League of German Maidens