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... complete exclusion of Jews from society, and the indoctrination of national Socialist values to the youth, a complete transformation of social and cultural life was not achieved by 1939. The process of consolidation of Hitler’s power led to Nazi policies being put in to place, however, except for the area of youth propaganda, the results of these policies fell far short of the original objectives.
Germany 1939
Description of the German home front in 1939. Cultural societal and morale effects of the Second World War on a depleted German people and economy
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| language |  | english |
| wordcount |  | 1352 (cca 3.5 pages) |
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The Nazi consolidation of power had well and truly been completed by 1939, with the total control over foreign and domestic policy as demonstrated by Anschlus and expansionist moves in Czechoslovakia, and Krystelnacht which represented the first organised state sponsored terror against the Jewish community. The abolition of civil liberties had also been achieved which had the affect of enhancing the Nazis’ ability to bring ...... complete exclusion of Jews from society, and the indoctrination of national Socialist values to the youth, a complete transformation of social and cultural life was not achieved by 1939. The process of consolidation of Hitler’s power led to Nazi policies being put in to place, however, except for the area of youth propaganda, the results of these policies fell far short of the original objectives.
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