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After Adolf Hitler came to power in 1933 the Nazi Party began to make their mark on more and more aspects of life in Germany. There were some improvements - such as the autobahns - but for those who did not fit in with Nazi ideology, life under Adolf Hitler could be very hard indeed.
Test your knowledge of life in Germany under Nazi rule in this quiz.
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The Nazis made much of what they called "Fuhrerprinzip", by which they meant a hierarchical mode of government based on loyalty and obedience to one man
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The Nazis were determined to mobilize German labor, supported by foreign recruits, to back up their increased armed forces towards eventual war
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Germans were taught that there was a higher loyalty than allegiance to their immediate family. The secret police expected to be informed of any suspicious behavior - even by children accusing their own parents
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The 1936 Olympics was an opportunity to showcase Nazi racial theories and the superiority of the Aryan race. Victories by black American athletes, however, showed the absurdity of such ideas
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At repeated rallies Hitler announced German re-armament
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The Nazis were clear that certain minorities within Germany (either ethnic or religious) were inferior according to Nazi racial theory
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Hitler was keen to encourage a popular car, that most Germans could afford, and that would grace his new expressway network
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Hitler's lieutenants were keen to show their zeal for Nazi ideology by carrying out from time to time outrages, that would win his approval
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Hitler always envisaged expansion to the East, where he regarded the existing occupiers as totally inferior to the "Master Race"
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Goebbels argued that his exhibition contained art works that were unworthy to represent the German people
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