1.
hitler spread his beliefs in racial "purity" and in the superiority of the "germanic race"—what he called an "master race."
2.
ss chief heinrich himmler . . forge the powerful secret state police (geheime staatspolizei), or
3.
hitler's dictatorship . . rests on his position as reich president (head of state), reich chancellor (head of government), and (leader of the nazi party).
4.
the who came to power in germany in january 1933, believed that germans were "racially superior" and that the jews, deemed "inferior," were an alien threat to the so-called german racial community.
5.
by 1945, the germans and their collaborators killed nearly two out of every three european jews as part of the ""
6.
the nuremberg law—march 5, 1934—stated that jewish actors and actresses were from performing.
7.
the nuremberg law—january 16, 1939—stated that jews were not allowed to take jewelry or other valuables when from germany.
8.
the nuremberg law—april 1, 1933—stated that jewish teachers were to be from employment.
9.
in the which followed german defeat in world war i, the victorious powers (the united states, great britain, france, and other allied states) impose severe terms on germany.
10.
an important tool of nazi terror was the protective squad (schutzstaffel), or
a.
nazis
b.
discharged
c.
aryan
d.
treaty of versailles
e.
gestapo
f.
final solution
g.
fuehrer
h.
ss
i.
emigrating
j.
prohibited