Match the following items. 1. Kristallnacht the most infamous concentration camp 2. Auschwitz spread pro-Nazi policies and ideas 3. Nuremberg Laws proclaimed Jews to be second-class citizens 4. Nazi Propaganda Ministry the night of the broken glass

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17 May, 03:12

Match the following items. 1. Kristallnacht the most infamous concentration camp 2. Auschwitz spread pro-Nazi policies and ideas 3. Nuremberg Laws proclaimed Jews to be second-class citizens 4. Nazi Propaganda Ministry the night of the broken glass

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Tamia Dougherty · Answer 1

1. Kristallnacht - - - The night of the broken glass.

2. Auschwitz - - - The most infamous concentration camp.

3. Nuremberg Laws - - - Proclaimed Jews to be second-class citizens.

4. Nazi Propaganda Ministry - - - Spread pro-Nazi policies and ideas. the night of the broken glass

Explanation:

1 - Kristallnacht was a series of lynchings and combined attacks that took place in Nazi Germany (including Austria as well) during the night of November 9 to 10, 1938, carried out against Jewish citizens by the assault troops of the SA along with the civilian population, while the German authorities observed without intervening.

2 - The camp of Auschwitz was a complex formed by various camps of concentration and extermination of Nazi Germany located in the Polish territories occupied during World War II.

3 - The Nuremberg Laws were a series of laws of racist and anti-Semitic character in Nazi Germany adopted unanimously on September 15, 1935 during the seventh annual Congress of the Nazi Party.

These laws did not aim to discriminate against the Semitic ethnic group due to their religious beliefs as such (Judaism); they had a relationship with the Jewish community itself and its main objective was to avoid Jewish racial mixtures with the German people.

4 - The Nazi Propaganda Ministry was a department of Nazi Germany that existed between 1933 and 1945. It was created shortly after the Nazi seizure of power as the central institution of Nazi propaganda. It was the department responsible for the regulation of the press, literature, visual art, film, theater, music and broadcasting. During almost all its existence it was directed by Joseph Goebbels.

Alan Atkins · Answer 2

1. Kristallnacht - night of broken glass

2. Auschwitz - most infamous concentration camp

3. Nuremberg laws - proclaimed jews to be second class citizens

4. nazi propaganda - spread pro nazi policies and ideas