Question

1. is this oath of allegiance like the american pledge of allegiance? in the american pledge of allegiance we \pledge allegiance to the ____________ of the united states of america and to the ____________ for which it stands.\
2. what was the mandatory german greeting learned at school? \____________ ____________!\
3. what happened to adults who did not say the mandatory greeting? ______________

one people, one germany, one fuhrer (september 1934)

1. the national socialist (nazi) party rally of 1934 was particularly significant. the most influential piece of nazi propaganda ever made was filmed there. it was a movie entitled \____________ of the ____________.\
2. within a year of this film, adolf hitler was named time magazines ____________ of the ____________.
3. beginning in 1935, triumph of the will was required viewing in all german ______________.
4. today the film is ______________ in germany.

a beast that smells blood (sept 1935)

1. the nuremberg laws: in speaking about the new jewish laws passed, hitler said, \this law is an attempt to find a legislative solution. if it fails, it will be necessary to transfer the problem to the national socialist party for a ______________ solution.\ — adolf hitler

according to the new law...

1. jews were no longer german ______________
2. marriage between germans and ______________ was now outlawed

the first olympiad of our new era (august 1936)

1. the olympics was held in what city that year? ______________
2. did the nazis hide their policies from the visiting tourists who came to germany for the olympics? ∘ yes ∘ no
3. for the first time in three years, what was available? ∘ cigarettes ∘ foreign newspapers ∘ contemporary music albums
4. signs prohibiting jews from public places were ______________
5. which country won the most olympic medals that year (with 89)? ______________
6. which country came in second (with 56)? ______________

fuhrer, we belong to you (1936)

1. by 1936, all children over the age of 10 were required to join the ______________
2. in the song the hitler youth sang, they sing that they belong to ______________.
3. according to the story of one family, their son had been taught he belongs to the ____________ first and to the ____________ second.
4. 8 million young people had taken the oath: \i swear to devote myself to ____________. i am willing and ready to give up my ____________, so help me, god.\

a new and proud generation (1937)

1. \in the eyes of our beloved leader, the ______________ is the most important person in the nation.\
2. participation in the hitler girls camp was ∘ mandatory ∘ optional
3. in 1936, nine hundred girls came home from the nuremberg rally ____________. unwed mothers were known as \the ____________ brides.\

Explanation:

All answers are based on historical facts about Nazi Germany and related 20th-century events.

Answer:

1. Flag; Republic
2. Heil Hitler
3. They could be arrested, beaten, or face other forms of punishment/harassment
4. Triumph; Will
5. Man; Year
6. Schools (and public spaces)
7. Banned
8. Final
9. Citizens
10. Jews (or people of Jewish descent)
11. Berlin
12. O Yes
13. O foreign newspapers
14. Removed (temporarily during the Olympics)
15. United States
16. Germany
17. Hitler Youth (or Deutsches Jungvolk for younger, then Hitler Youth for 14+)
18. Adolf Hitler (or the Führer)
19. Führer; Family
20. Adolf Hitler; Life
21. Child (or Youth)
22. O mandatory
23. Pregnant; Führer's