What effects did nazism have on the school system?

Answer 1

In addition, they were different schools for Jews and Christians.Germans and Jews could not sit and study together.

Teachers who Jews were seen as politically unreliable and were dismissed.The 'undesirable' children- Jews, the handicapped and gypsies were thrown out of schools.

School textbooks were rewritten. Radical science was introduced to justify Nazi ideas of purity.

Answer 2

I am part german but i never lived there but they didnt have any jewish children in the schools and they taught them the catholic religion in the schools so that there was no conflict in society basically all the jewish children and there families were murdered he wnated to create a Anglo saxon society. He killed everybody eastern europeans, southern europeans, jews, gypsies, homosexuals and others to. Except Black people. HItler was a messed up person. People say he didnt kill people with blonde hair and blue eyes but he did he killed thousands of them

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Answer 3

During the Nazi era (1933-1945), teaching of Nazi ideologies was added to the education programme; however, the existing education system remained unchanged. That system consisted and still consists of a primary school and 4 types of secondary schools, that either prepare you for University or that give you a more technical education.