H5 · Control 2 / Life / work 1 / Life / work 2 / Persecution 1 Weimar and Nazi Germany, 1918–39 mind map
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Control 2
Protestant churches: Reich Church sought control; some Christians resisted
Youth opposition: Swing Youth and Edelweiss Pirates resisted imposed culture
Support and conformity: Belief, benefits, fear and adaptation coexisted
Life / work 1
Women and family: Marriage and births served racial and national objectives
Women's employment: Restrictions met labour needs and uneven enforcement
Youth organisations: Hitler Youth and girls' league trained loyalty and roles
Education: Teachers and curriculum reinforced race, obedience and militarism
Life / work 2
Employment policies: Public works, labour service and rearmament reduced joblessness
Invisible unemployment: Statistics excluded groups and concealed some hardship
Labour Front: DAF replaced unions and weakened workers' bargaining
Leisure schemes: KdF offered activities; Beauty of Labour improved workplaces
Persecution 1
Racial ideology: False hierarchies justified exclusion and coercion
