Rise of Nazis and Hitler quiz

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At which conference did Nazi leaders begin to institute the anti-Jewish laws?

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What was the name of the black-uniformed elite corps of the Nazi Party, founded by Adolf Hitler as his bodyguard?

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What is the name of the attack on Jewish people and property that symbolizes the final shattering of Jewish existence in Germany in the 1930s?

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Which of the following is the most important cause of the Holocaust?

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Which German Nazi official, also called “the Hangman,” was commissioned to carry out the “final solution to the Jewish question”?

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What was Nazi Germany’s largest and deadliest concentration camp?

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Which book was considered the bible of National Socialism in Germany’s Third Reich?

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The Beer Hall Putsch was

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In 1933, the Reichstag (German Parliament) was burned, allowing

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During the first five years immediately following the First World War, German society

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Who was in charge of Nazi propaganda?

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Why was the Wall Street Crash disastrous for Germany?

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Who were considered as inferiors and undesirable by Nazi Germany?

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Which Treaty was signed by Germany after its defeat in World War I

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A part of the city, where the Jews lived eg. Lodz and Warsaw. It became site of extreme misery and poverty.

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How was hitler able to become a dictator and what major event lead to it?

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What was the "Final Solution"

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What important event happened after the failed beerhall pusch? Why was it important?

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Why was there such a strong anti-semetic position in Germany?

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Rise of Nazis and Hitler quiz

At which conference did Nazi leaders begin to institute the anti-Jewish laws?

What was the name of the black-uniformed elite corps of the Nazi Party, founded by Adolf Hitler as his bodyguard?

What is the name of the attack on Jewish people and property that symbolizes the final shattering of Jewish existence in Germany in the 1930s?

Which of the following is the most important cause of the Holocaust?

Which German Nazi official, also called “the Hangman,” was commissioned to carry out the “final solution to the Jewish question”?

What was Nazi Germany’s largest and deadliest concentration camp?

Which book was considered the bible of National Socialism in Germany’s Third Reich?

The Beer Hall Putsch was

In 1933, the Reichstag (German Parliament) was burned, allowing

During the first five years immediately following the First World War, German society

Who was in charge of Nazi propaganda?

Why was the Wall Street Crash disastrous for Germany?

Who were considered as inferiors and undesirable by Nazi Germany?

Which Treaty was signed by Germany after its defeat in World War I

A part of the city, where the Jews lived eg. Lodz and Warsaw. It became site of extreme misery and poverty.

How was hitler able to become a dictator and what major event lead to it?

What was the "Final Solution"

What important event happened after the failed beerhall pusch? Why was it important?

Why was there such a strong anti-semetic position in Germany?

Why didnt the Americans believe about the concentration camps at first?

At which conference did Nazi leaders begin to institute the anti-Jewish laws?

What was the name of the black-uniformed elite corps of the Nazi Party, founded by Adolf Hitler as his bodyguard?

What is the name of the attack on Jewish people and property that symbolizes the final shattering of Jewish existence in Germany in the 1930s?

Which of the following is the most important cause of the Holocaust?

Which German Nazi official, also called “the Hangman,” was commissioned to carry out the “final solution to the Jewish question”?

What was Nazi Germany’s largest and deadliest concentration camp?

Which book was considered the bible of National Socialism in Germany’s Third Reich?

The Beer Hall Putsch was

In 1933, the Reichstag (German Parliament) was burned, allowing

During the first five years immediately following the First World War, German society

Who was in charge of Nazi propaganda?

Why was the Wall Street Crash disastrous for Germany?

Who were considered as inferiors and undesirable by Nazi Germany?

Which Treaty was signed by Germany after its defeat in World War I

A part of the city, where the Jews lived eg. Lodz and Warsaw. It became site of extreme misery and poverty.

How was hitler able to become a dictator and what major event lead to it?

What was the "Final Solution"

What important event happened after the failed beerhall pusch? Why was it important?

Why was there such a strong anti-semetic position in Germany?

Why didnt the Americans believe about the concentration camps at first?