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Which composer's work was showcased every year at the Bayreuth Festival, which Hitler attended annually? |
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Richard Strauss |
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Richard Wagner |
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Anton Bruckner |
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Gustav Mahler |
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In August 1934 President Hindenburg died. How did Hitler deal thereafter with the office of President? |
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The office was abolished, and the Hohenzollern monarchy was restored |
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The office was merged with that of Chancellor |
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New elections were held according to the Weimar Constitution to choose a new President |
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Hitler appointed a figurehead President from among his Nazi cronies |
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After 1933 the Nazis built up strong party youth movements. What name was given to the main boys' organisation? |
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Hitler Jugend |
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Nazi Jugend |
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NSDAP Jugend |
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Deutscher Jugend |
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At a major Nazi rally in 1935 Hitler announced re-armament. Where did this event take place? |
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Berlin |
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Munich |
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Nuremberg |
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Koenigsberg |
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The Nazis constructed a network of super-highways across Germany: partly to absorb unemployment, and partly to give German armoured columns rapid access to the frontiers in the event of war. What name was given to such roads? |
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Autobahns |
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Motorways |
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Highways |
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Autoroutes |
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Hitler split the German Protestant Church: half of it became a state church, and half of it an independent body ("bekennende Kirche"). What name is usually given in English to this breakaway entity, which was led by Pastor Martin Niemoller? |
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Lutheran Church |
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Reformed Church |
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Confessing or Confessional Church |
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Independent Protestant Church |
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Which famous female film maker produced a notorious film in 1935 called "Triumph of the Will"? |
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Leni Riefenstahl |
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Eva Braun |
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Winifried Wagner |
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Alice von Rosenberg |
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In 1935 the Nazis introduced racial laws, one of which forbade marriage or sexual relations between Jews and non-Jews. Where were these new laws first announced? |
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Nuremberg |
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Munich |
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Berlin |
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Cologne |
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