Study game: Germany (1 Viewer)

[Sarah168]

No question for me to answer

List the main weaknesses of the Constitution in the Weimer era.

 

[Tenille]

Proportional representation and the powers of the president.

What battles were the turning point of the war

 

[Sarah168]

The battle of Britain and the battle at Leningrad? operation Barabarossa...haha i cant remember

What do the following two words mean?

Untermenschen and Gleichschaltung

 

[Tenille]

tsk tsk you are going to get no where with tose replys

umm sub human and the syncrinsation (i need to learn how to spell) of the Nazi state.

i can't think of a question.... who won ww2?

 

[Sarah168]

Now repeat after me Tenille....
synchronisation synchronisation
synchronisation synchronisation (or you could just say the process of co ordination)

Who won WWII? Me

The Allies being Britain, France (not really since they were couped up from the beginning and well errr didnt do a hell of alot), Italy (who jumped sides), Australia (by association )...etc etc

oh and as an afterthought, Russia i guess

 

[Tenille]

Sarah darling you are not playing the game right

 

[Sarah168]

*clicks fingers* damnit! I forgot

ok ok, ummm

What happened with the Czechoslovakian crisis at the Munich Conference in 1938?

 

[Tenille]

The sudentenland was basically given back to the germans, miss i don't like potato soup (you have made it to by list witha big read X next to your name).

What was the chemical used to gas the Jews (& others).

 

[Sarah168]

Ohhh Im on tenille's bad books now

Zyklon B and in the medical "euthanasia" cases, pure carbon monoxide

List the minority groups, the Nazis considered to be inferior (within Germany only)

 

[Jennibeans]

Hitler hated the treaty of Versailles and so did the rest of Germany he worked on that and used propaganda (particularly speeches early on) to create anger over the treaty of versailles and the way in which the german army had supposedly been stabbed in the back at the end of ww1. Hitler and the Nazi party created Volsgemeinschaft (the people's community) which united the people through groups like the Hitler Youth, League of german maidens etc. propaganda in this area was very important it created the nationalistic sentiment among the people by portraying the allies in a negative light. remember though that there was more to the power of the Nazis than nationalism, they used events like the depression to their advantage as well.

how did the Nazi party transform the lives of the german people?

 

[Tenille]

and the minority groups where listed where?

 

[Sarah168]

You completely missed my quesiton jennibeans

 

[Tenille]

coloured races, gypsies, Jews, Homosexuals, hmm

When did Hindenburg die? and what happened as a result?

 

[Sarah168]

Can I cut a corner and say it was a month after Rohm's death?...Which was errr June 30?

HAHAHA im such a cheater.

Once Hindenburg died, the offices of president and Chancellor were combined and hitler was made the Supreme Leader of the German people.

 

[Tenille]

Sarah darling you are not playing the game right

Again

 

[Sarah168]

ARGH! I have short term memory problems

ok ok..Now...lemme see

What was the old name for the german army and what was the new one?

 

[Will_Sparky]

Old: Reichwher New: Whermacht

Define Volksgemeinschaft

 

[Tenille]

peoples community. What were the Einsatzgruppen?

 

[Sarah168]

A special division of the SS, specifically formed to murder Jews and attack them...err very bady worded...but you get what I mean

What was the original goal ofOperation Barabrossa? How did Hitler alter these plans?

 

[Supra]

they wanted to invade the Soviet Union by15th May, 1941, giving the Nazis enough time to take control b4 the winter.
Hitler had to postpone the operation due to stubborn yugoslav resistance.