The Nazis' Control of Everyday Life in Germany after 1933

In this project, I will explain how Nazis managed daily life in Germany from 1933. I will look at how young people, women, workers, controls and publicity, and Jews become controls and victims. Adolf Hitler was born on April 20, 1889 at Braunau, the border between Austria and Bavaria. He is the son of an Austrian customs official. Since his family is a middle class of a very nationalistic region, he learned not to trust capitalists and the working class.

Nazi Germany was an English name for Germany between 1933 and 1945 when Adolf Hitler and his Nazi party (NSDAP) dominated the country by dictatorship. Under Hitler's rule, Germany became a totalitarian state and controlled almost all aspects of daily life through the legal process of Greicht Charton. The official name of the state is Deutsches Reich ("German Empire") until 1943, and GroßdeutschesReich ("Great German Empire") from 1943 to 1945. Nazi · Germany is also known as the Third Reich from German Drittes Reich which means "Third Empire", "Third Empire" or "Third Empire". After defeating Germany, the end of the Second World War, the Nazi regime ended in Europe

Nazi Germany maintained a concentration camp (German: Konzentrationslager, KZ or KL) throughout the area controlled during and before World War II. In March 1933, after Hitler became prime minister, the first Nazis was built in Germany and his Nazi party was controlled by the interior minister of William Frick Empire and Prime Minister Prussia of Herman Gering. These camps were initially used to control and torture political opponents and organizations of trade unions that had detained about 45,000 prisoners.

Adolf Hitler, a leader of national socialist German workers (Nazis), on January 30, 1933, after the Nazi Party won the majority of the votes in the 1932 election, was appointed by President Paul von Hindenburg He was appointed German Prime Minister. The Nazi party took advantage of Germany's political turmoil to gain election footholds. The Nazis caused a confrontation with the communist and implemented a malicious publicity campaign against their political opponents - the Weimar Government and the Nazis blamed the German Jews

Federal elections took place in Germany on March 5, 1933, just six days after the fire in the German Parliament after the Nazis came into power. The Nazi Stormtrooper was integrated with the Communist Party, the leftist, the 317 members, the German Social Democratic Party and the Central Party in the last majority party election until 1990. The 1933 election took place after the previous two elections (July and November), Hitler was appointed prime minister. For several months until the election of 1933, Browns and SS showed "terrorism, oppression and publicity" nationwide, and 339 and Nazi organizations "monitored" the voting process. In Prussia, 50 thousand members of SS, SA, Stahlhelm were ordered to vote as an assistant police by the interior minister Hermann Göring.