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a. Terror and propaganda

After 1933, there was no constitution in Germany. Hitler’s word was law. There were no longer legal safeguards to protect individual citizens and judges were no longer an independent force; they were expected to make judgements in line with Nazi beliefs and aims. Individuals could be arrested and tried without trial; new courts and police organisations were introduced to ensure that opponents to the regime were...

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