1933 Malicious Practices Act 1933

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1933 In 1933, the Nazis issued a decree that required Germans to turn in anyone who spoke against the party, its leaders, or the government (see reading, Outlawing the Opposition in Chapter 5).
As the Nazis worked to consolidate their power and build a cohesive "national community," suppression of dissent played a key role.
Facing History and Ourselves - Reading 2 Spying on Family and Friends Holocaust and Human Behavior Chapter 6
Facing History and Ourselves - Reading 4 Outlawing the Opposition Holocaust and Human Behavior Chapter 5