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Küche, Kinder and Kirche

According to Nazi ideology, a woman’s place was in the home. In their approach to German women, the Nazis’ emphasised three traditional guiding principles: Küche, Kinder and Kirche (kitchen, children and church).

Of these, Kinder was of particular importance and women in Nazi Germany were encouraged to marry and have as many children as possible to further the Nazis’  eugenic goals of building a strong German ‘ Aryan ’ race. To promote this, a law was passed in June 1933 allowing newly married couples to claim interest free loans of 1000 Reichsmarks . Each time the couple then had a child, 25% of the loan was written off.  Childbirth and pregnancy were further encouraged by bans on abortions (which were made punishable by death),  sterilisations (for ‘ Aryan ‘ women), and contraception .

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bayer
Forced labour and medical experimentation in concentration camps, production of the chemicals and pharmaceuticals supplies of Nazi Germany.

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Porsche
Created design for the first version of the outgunning heavy Tiger tank series

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hitler birth day 20 april ,everyone happy

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usa counter propaganda

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jerald
type 770 cars
tanks ,trucks
hitler big fan

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Strength through Joy (KDF)

It was organised controlled leisure time where German workers could enjoy leisure activities, from cheap holidays, touring orchestras and building an affordable car for the workers to own. This was done by the Nazi to try boost the workers morale.

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The DAF set up schemes such as "strength through joy" and "kraft durch freude" which provided cheap theatre tickets, organised causes and cultural sports events. This appealed to a lot of the germans and control the germans leisure time

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chase bank had helped the nazis exchange marks for u.s dollars at the time where the other nations were not accepting germans currency for goods and services.

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Fanta helped the nazis by being sold hugely and making a lot of sales to provide money and resources for the nazis.

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The hitler youth made youths from 10-14 years old have physical and military training to ensure complete loyalty and provide manpower for germany

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nestle/maggi
Nestlé financially assisted the Nazi Party in Switzerland, a gesture of kindness that later earned it a profitable contract to provide chocolate to the Wehrmacht and Maggi which was bought by nestle had profited from the use of forced laborers in Nazi Germany

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The League of German Girls
The Young Girls League focused on similar activities to the Hitler Youth, with activities such as camping, sports, and instruction in National Socialist ideology. In contrast to the Hitler Youth, girls were also instructed in chores such as making beds, in line with the Nazis views on women’s place in society, they also emphasised the Nazi ideal image of a woman.

more support for the nazis

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BASF set up to produce chemicals for dye production, soda and acids from 1925 to 1944. They manufactured and supplied Zyklon B to the Nazis. Which is a poisonous cyanide-based pesticide and it was used during the Holocaust to annihilate more than a million people at German concentration camps.

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Strength through Joy was set up where it provided Germans with leisure activities and time to take a break to boost Germans morale and give them motivation to work.

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DAF set up schemes such as ‘Strength through joy’ or ‘Kraft durch Freude’ (KdF) - provided cheap theater and cinema tickets, organised courses and cultural sports events
germans were more motivated to work

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Strength through Joy (KDF)
The workers in Germany had controlled leisure time, this organization planned all sorts of leisure activities, from cheap holidays, touring orchestras and building an affordable car for the workers to own, to try boost the workers morale.

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company IBM
The 1933 census, with design help and tabulation services provided by IBM through its German subsidiary, proved to be pivotal to the Nazis in their efforts to identify, isolate, and ultimately destroy the country's Jewish minority.

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Volkswagen
The Volkswagen company originated during the Third Reich in an attempt to create an affordable car for the German people. Volkswagen used both Jewish and non-Jewish forced labor, primarily from eastern Europe. The company operated four concentration camps and eight forced-labor camps on its property.

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BASF

BASF is an acronym for Badische Anilin- und SodaFabrik (German for ''Baden Aniline and Soda Factory''). It was founded by Friedrich Engelhorn on 6 April 1865 in Mannheim, in the German-speaking state of Baden. Engelhorn had been responsible for setting up a gasworks and street lighting for the town council in 1861. The gasworks produced tar as a by-product, and Engelhorn used this for the production of dyes. BASF was set up in 1865 to produce other chemicals necessary for dye production, notably soda and acids. The plant, however, was erected on the other side of the Rhine river at Ludwigshafen because the town council of Mannheim was afraid that the air pollution from the chemical plant could bother the inhabitants of the town. In 1866, the dye production processes were also moved to the BASF site.

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Strength through joy
A key feature of the people's community was the overall good physical health of the German people, in order to produce a population fit for military service. In addition, it was believed that if workers were given sufficient leisure time and provided with cleaner workplaces morale and productivity would increase, aspects needed of the working class for the rearmament.

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German car maker Audi unveiled its predecessor company had exploited slave labor under the Nazi regime on a massive scale.

thousands of concentration camp inmates had been forced to work for Auto Union, an automobile manufacturer founded in 1932 and a forerunner company of today's Audi AG .

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Nazi propaganda constantly reinforced the notion that Hitler was the embodiment of the national will. Here, a determined looking Hitler in military dress stands with clenched fist, poised for action above the adoring crowd. The text on the poster says "Yes! Leader, We Follow You!" (Ja! Führer wir folgen Dir!)

This poster, designed for a 1934 public referendum on uniting the posts of German chancellor and president, conveys unanimous popular support for Hitler.

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Nazi Party Propaganda Poster for 1934 Referendum

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Nazi propaganda constantly reinforced the notion that Hitler was the embodiment of the national will. Here, a determined looking Hitler in military dress stands with clenched fist, poised for action above the adoring crowd. The text on the poster says "Yes! Leader, We Follow You!" (Ja! Führer wir folgen Dir!)

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The Hitler Youth
They focusing on sports and physical ability. Examples of their activities include boxing and camping trips, instruction in National Socialist ideology, such as antisemitism and commitment to Hitler, and military training, such as shooting.

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A poster about state of deception and the power of nazi propaganda

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Hoesch AG

They mine and produce steel

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Strength Through Joy movement
Keep worker morale high and encouraged different social classes to mix with each other

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Propaganda poster that targets youths as a audience for its propaganda messages.

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Bavarian Motor Works
Known for their high quality luxury automobiles and aircrafts and supplied German army with arms

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A propaganda poster for a German national sports week, to promote the physical ideals of Aryans through its depiction of blonde and athletic German men.

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Himmler wearing a type of SS uniform, manufactured by Hugo Boss, visiting Dachau Concentration Camp

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Hugo Boss
Hugo Boss manufactured uniforms for the SS, SA, Hitler Youth, the workers of the German reich railway and the Nazi Party.

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I believe the main perpetrators are the nazis, as they needed a scapegoat for which they could shift the blame to and hence introduce additional powers to strengthen their party. Of course, the unfortunate victim which they chose was Van der Lubbe, the perfect target. He was a communist from the Netherlands, and since the Nazis were facing trouble with the communists in parliament, his alleged flaming of the Reichstag had a severe impact on the communist parties. The fact that the Reichstag was a major political building sowed discord amongst the general population towards the communists, painting them in a violent and aggressive light, which would be a major boost for the Nazis. Now that their motives have been established, there have been numerous sources all disputing the story of Van der Lubbe’s crime. While sources confirming the Nazi’s involvements are relatively inconsistent, they all have one thing in common - Karl Ernst. He had allegedly confessed to burning down the Reichstag with two other colleagues at the same time as Van der Lubbe, and yet another source disputes this, stating that there were 10 other colleagues. Regardless of source differences, they all still state it were essentially the Nazis who did it.

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the first source had implied that the nazis had set the fire as it was published by the communist and he may have confessed out of spite and anger to those who betrayed the SA, and he was killed in the night of the long knives, which may be due to him exposing them and to prevent him from spreading information about who set the fire even further. source 5 had also accused hitlers government and that he had sent his henchmen to set the fire.

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We think the Nazis did it as the SA senior member, Karl Ernst confessed to carrying out the plan with his colleagues before his death after being betrayed by the Nazi Government to expose them. He also stated that Van Der Lubbe was supposed to act as the scapegoat and commit the arson for them but the SA ended up doing it themselves.
Another source by an ex- Nazi government official stated that Goebbels first came up with the idea to set fire to Reichstag and worked with Karl Ernst to plan the fire. Not only that, Goebbel himself also wrote the details of how the planned the fire in his diary, thus it is probable the SA did it.

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The Nazis were the ones who did it because they probably wanted to gain even more support from the people and finally drive away the Communists for once so that they could finally take over Germany.

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According to the sources, he was an expert at lighting fires and was last seen at the site. So we believe that van der Lubbe started the fire however the Nazis planned it by coercing him into doing it as van der lubbe was admitted it too voluntarily. This makes it look suspicious and that he is trying to divert the attention all to himself like he was being threatened so as to avert the attention off the Nazis. However, van der lubbe was still the own who physically started the fire :>

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from Source C, we can tell that Van der lubbe left the communist party and so it could be that the nazi's threatened him against his family to set the fire this can be seen from source A where he mentions that he does everything for himself but not for others which could be a convincing statement to convince people that he was not threatened into doing so

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We have a theory that van der lubbe actually is working for the Nazi’s and that they are working together, the nazis told van der lubbe  accomplices. They did this so that they can get what they want without risking their credibility at the same time, another piece of evidence of their partnership is that van der lubbe constantly denies any accusations of him having accomplices as he could have the chance to say it was the Nazis fault but instead decides to blame himself and say he did it and himself alone, this can be because the Nazis told him to do this or he is loyal to the Nazis and is willing to sacrifice himself for the greater good of the party.

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According to the sources, he was an expert at lighting fires and was last seen at the site. So we believe that van der Lubbe started the fire however the Nazis planned it by coercing him into doing it as van der lubbe was admitted it too voluntarily. This makes it look suspicious and that he is trying to divert the attention all to himself like he was being threatened so as to avert the attention off the Nazis. However, van der lubbe was still the own who physically started the fire :>

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Id reckon that van der Lubbe was the one who committed the arson, despite his story probably being overexaggerated at points. He had been shown to be a Communist who had been against the Nazis, and as he did not wish to harm innocent people in his public display of anger against the Nazis, decided to burn the unoccupied Reichstag building. Although he probably lacked a political motivation to support the Communist Party against the Nazis, he probably commited the arson to publicly display his fearlessness, as referenced by the lighters found in his bag, and police statements and witnesses who all claimed that he had been the one who caused the arson attack.

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van der Lubbe did it because all 5 sources state or insinuated that he was responsible. Even the person in charge of the interrogations was convinced that van der Lubbe was capable of starting the fire and doing the deed alone. because bread.

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Most of the sources point to the Nazi Party who started the fire and which they purposely did that to blame the communists. It was 8 days before the elections and the Nazi Party wanted to get rid of any competition and also convince Germans to support the Nazi's. The Nazi Party also carried out propaganda, acts of violence previously which could have mean that this was another of Nazi's plans.

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An unnamed informant from the Senior levels of the SA (remains anonymous for child protection laws) has confessed that he and two colleagues had set fire to the Reichstag the same time Van der Lubbe had attempted to