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How much opposition was there to Nazi rule?
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Coup- Hardly any
- None in first 10 years of rule
- Only in the last year, when the effect of war was causing the regime to collapse
Underground Resistance and Opposition - Not a lot
- Anti government leaflets
- Pastor Gruber helped Jews
- Sabotage
- Church resistance
Passive resistance and non-cooperation
- People refused to join the party
- People refused to 'Heil Hitler'
- Underground political meetings were held
Private Grumbling - Widespread
- Not in public
- Anti Nazi jokes
Why didn't grumbling become open opposition
- Germans were afraid
- Opposition was divided
- People did not know what was going on
- People were pleased with the Nazis
- Quibbles were minor
- Nazis did drop unpopular policies
- 'We did vote for them'
- No organized opposition
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