Why didn't grumbling lead to open opposition?

Why didn't grumbling lead to open opposition?

Why didn't grumbling lead to open opposition?

  • The question could also be "Why didn't another party take over?".
  • There was great fear of the SS they could destroy peoples lives so they were afraid to speak out.
  • Censorship - people didn't know exactly what the Nazis were doing and what their plans were. Extreme policies kept a secret.
  • Opposition was divided - They didn't trust each other to group against the Nazis - they were disorganised.
  • Votes - people had voted Hitler in so they could only expect him to do what he wanted.
  • Unpopular policies - policies that people did complain about were dropped.
  • In general people were pleased with the Nazis.
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History of the Nazi party

History of the Nazi party

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Rise of the Nazis

Rise of the Nazis

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The Golden Years 1924 - 1929

The Golden Years 1924 - 1929

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The Munich Putsch

The Munich Putsch

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Nazi Germany - practice questions

Nazi Germany - practice questions

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Were people better off under Hitler?

Were people better off under Hitler?