Paper 3 – Weimar & Nazi Germany 1918 – 1939
Paper 3 – Weimar and Nazi Germany 1918-1939
| Weimar Republic | Hitler’s Rise and consolidation of power | Nazi Control | Life in Nazi Germany |
| Weimar Constitution Treaty of Versailles Spartacist Uprising** Kapp Putsch** Ruhr Crisis Hyperinflation Munich Putsch Von Kahr Ludendorf Mussolini Stresemann Rentenmark Reichmark Dawes Plan Investment in industry Locarno Treaty Kellog-Briand-Pact Nobel Peace Prize Cultural changes: Architecture Art Literature | Rise to power: (OTHER FACTORS) Wall Street Crash (Great depression) Weak Opposition Fear of Communism Political Deal (Hindenburg & Papen) (OWN ACTIONS) Promises (working / middle class) Leadership Organisation Propaganda Consolidation of power: Chancellor Reichstag Fire Article 48 Communists Catholic Centre Party Social Democrats (SDP) Enabling Act One-party state Concordat Trade Unions banned Night of the Long Knives (Cup of T.E.A on S.O.F.A) | Terror: SS: General SS Waffen SS Death Heads SD Gestapo Law courts Concentration Camps Propaganda: Nuremburg rallies Olympic Games Radio Newspapers Cinema Art Writers Education Hitler Youth League of German Maidens | Women Catholic Church Concordat Oath of allegiance Reich Church Economic benefits: Unemployment German Labour Service Public Works: Autobahns German Labour Front Strength through joy Beauty of Labour People’s Car BUT: Invisible unemployment: Women & Jews Rearmament Low wages Treatment of minoritires: Disabled Homosexuals# Persecution of the Jews Nuremburg laws Kristallnacht** Ghettos Final Solution |
Weimar & Nazi Germany:
- Make 2 inferences from the source (read between the lines/don’t just re-word!)
I can infer that…
- Support each inference with Source Detail (SD)
“Quote”
- Use the 2 bullet points provided and 1 example of your own to…
- Write 3 x PEEL paragraphs (linking your CK with connectives)
(P) ________ happened for a number of reasons
(E) For example…
(E) This led to…because… As a result (of this)….
(L) Therefore…. (Link back to the question) X3
- Identify the main difference between the interpretations in relation to the question
- Support this with Source Detail (SD) from each
The key difference between the interpretattions is…
For example, interpretation 1 states “…”
Whereas interpretation 2 states “…”
- Identify why the historian’s interpretations (1 and 2) are different by…
- Linking them back to sources B and C
They are different because they give more weight to certain sources.
For example, interpretation 1 bases its views on sources such as source __.
This is shown by… “quote” (from the relevant source & interpretation)
Interpretation 2 however bases it view on sources such as source __.
As shown by…. “quote” (from the relevant source & interpretation)
- Agree with one interpretation by….
- Quoting from the SD and expanding on it with your own CK x2/3
- Then Agree with the other interpretation, once again by…
- Quoting from the SD and expanding on it with your own CK x2/3
- Include an overall judgement (balanced, yet decisive) about which interpretation has the strongest argument
On the one hand I agree with interpretation __
For example, it says: “___________________” (SD)
This reflects the time when… (CK)
On the other hand I also agree with interpretation __
For example, it says: “___________________” (SD)
This reflects the time when… (CK)
Overall, although I agree with interpretation __ to a point,
interpretation __ includes the strongest argument because…
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