Nazi Germany - Quiz
A) 10 May 1933 B) 23 March 1933 C) 30 January 1933 D) 27 February 1933
A) Paul von Hindenburg B) Horst Wessel C) Marinus van der Lubbe D) Adolf Hitler
A) Enabling Act B) Law Against the Formation of Parties C) Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service D) Reichstag Fire Decree
A) 300 to 200 B) 500 to 50 C) 444 to 94 D) 400 to 100
A) The passage of the Enabling Act B) Hitler's seizure of power C) The 1932 general election D) The Reichstag fire
A) Enabling Act B) Law Against the Formation of Parties C) Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service D) Reichstag Fire Decree
A) 23 March 1933 B) 30 January 1933 C) 10 May 1933 D) 14 July 1933
A) Trade union delegates B) Teachers and judges C) Farmers D) Industrialists
A) The swastika flag B) The black, red, and gold tricolour C) The imperial black, white, and red tricolour D) The party anthem flag
A) 1.7 million B) 4,000 C) 444 D) 6 million
A) The ban of political parties B) The passage of the Enabling Act C) Day of National Labour D) The Reichstag fire
A) The Reichstag B) The civil service C) The churches D) The trade unions
A) The Social Democrats B) Politicians and industrialists C) The Communist Party D) The trade unions
A) The party anthem of the Social Democrats B) The imperial anthem C) The Weimar anthem D) Horst-Wessel-Lied
A) 4,000 B) 444 C) 6 million D) 1.7 million
A) Führer B) Kaiser C) President D) Chancellor
A) Holy Roman Empire B) Weimar Republic C) All of these were cited D) German Empire
A) Tax increases B) Foreign loans C) Gold standard reserves D) Deficit spending
A) Bundesstraße B) Autobahnen C) Reichsstraßen D) Blitzwege
A) Operation Barbarossa B) Munich Agreement C) Anschluss D) Sudetenland annexation
A) Romani people B) Germanic peoples C) Latin peoples D) Slavic peoples
A) Nuremberg B) Munich C) Frankfurt D) Berlin
A) The death of Hitler in 1944 B) The collapse of the Italian government C) A peace treaty signed in Paris D) The Allies entered Berlin
A) The establishment of the United Nations B) Increased immigration to Germany C) The Holocaust D) The expansion of the German Empire
A) 1945 B) 1943 C) 1941 D) 1939
A) Italy B) France C) Soviet Union D) Britain
A) Imperial Germany B) Weimar Union C) Third Reich D) German Republic
A) Greater Germany B) Eternal Empire C) Unified Reich D) Thousand-Year Reich
A) Holy Roman Empire B) Prussian Kingdom C) German Empire D) Bavarian State
A) Holy Roman Empire B) German Empire C) Austro-Hungarian Empire D) Weimar Republic
A) Deflation B) Stable currency C) Industrial growth D) Hyperinflation
A) Annexed Berlin B) Invaded Munich C) Blockaded the Baltic Sea D) Occupied industrial areas along the Ruhr
A) 1923 B) 1929 C) 1919 D) 1920
A) Volk B) Lebensraum C) Reich D) Bund
A) Wehrmacht B) Sturmabteilung C) Gestapo D) Schutzstaffel
A) Adolf Hitler B) Arthur Moeller van den Bruck C) Friedrich Ebert D) Gustav Ritter von Kahr
A) Global food shortage B) End of World War I C) United States stock market crash D) Collapse of the British Pound
A) 150 B) 230 C) 400 D) 300
A) Kurt von Schleicher B) Ernst Röhm C) Joseph Goebbels D) Gregor Strasser
A) The Office of the Reich President B) The German Constitution C) The Weimar Republic D) Hitler personally
A) 90 per cent B) 50 per cent C) 99 per cent D) 75 per cent
A) Ernst Röhm B) Kurt von Schleicher C) Gregor Strasser D) Joseph Goebbels
A) Auschwitz B) Dachau C) Buchenwald D) Bergen-Belsen
A) Democratic B) Socialist-friendly C) Capitalist-free D) Marxist-free |
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