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What was one reason for mass silence under Nazi rule?

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Correct answer: Fear and state surveillance

Under Nazi rule, fear of repression, informers and surveillance by agencies such as the Gestapo discouraged people from speaking or protesting. Thus, many people remained silent even when they knew about persecution and violence. More freedom, open democracy and independent courts were not features of the Nazi dictatorship. Exam tip: treat public silence under Nazism as a result of fear and coercion, not simply agreement.

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NazismNazi GermanyMass SilenceState SurveillanceGestapoHuman RightsOrdinary People And The Crimes Against HumanityNazism And The Rise Of Hitler

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