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Key words for GCSE Germany

Fuhrer Fuhrer means leader and is the title Hitler assumed while in power.
Kaiser A German emperor is called a Kaiser.
Weimar Weimar is a German town.
armistice An armistice marks the end of a war.
Reichstag The Reichstag building is in Berlin.
Freikorps Freikorps were volunteer armies that were established after World War One.
rentenmark The rentenmark was a currency unit introduced in 1923.
putsch Putsch is another word for coup: a violent attempt to overthrow a government.
eugenics Eugenics is the advocating of selective breeding in order to supposedly improve the human race.
Final The Final Solution was the Nazi policy of exterminating Jews.
Solution The Final Solution was the Nazi policy of exterminating Jews.
proportional In proportional representation, parties gain seats in proportion to the number of votes they receive.
representation In proportional representation, parties gain seats in proportion to the number of votes they receive.
Fuhrerprinzip Fuhrerprinzip was the belief in a one-party state with an all-powerful leader.
lebensborn Lebensborn was a policy that promoted racial purity through selective breeding.
herrenvolk Herrenvolk means master race.
dolschtoss Dolschtoss means 'stab in the back' and was term used in reference to the Treaty of Versailles.
diktat Diktat is what German people called the Treaty of Versailles. It means dictated peace.

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