"Gleichschaltung" and where it failed: What kind of resistance against this policy occurred within the German people, and where did the Nazis fail to reach their goal of total coordination?
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Essay from the year 2005 in the subject History of Germany - National Socialism, World War II, grade: A (originality!), La Trobe University Melbourne, course: Nazi Germany and Europe, language: English, abstract: The “marriage” of the party and the Volk (people) was celebrated once a year (mid-September) in Nazi Germany at the infamous party rally in Nuremberg. A central aspect of the Hitler State was Gleichschaltung (coordination) and hence the establishment of the Volksgemeinschaft (Volk-...























