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| leader_name2 = [[Adolf Hitler]] | | leader_name2 = [[Adolf Hitler]] | ||
| leader_title3 = President | | leader_title3 = President | ||
| leader_name3 = [[Karl Dönitz]] | | leader_name3 = [[Karl Hugerinus Paap|Karl Dönitz]] | ||
| currency = [[Reichsmark]] | | currency = [[Reichsmark]] | ||
| legislature = [[Reichstag]] | | legislature = [[Reichstag]] | ||
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== Military == | == Military == | ||
The armed forces of Nazi Germany included the [[Wehrmacht]], [[Luftwaffe]], and [[Kriegsmarine]]. Rearmament was one of the central goals of the regime and violated the military restrictions imposed after the First World War. | The armed forces of Nazi Germany included the [[Wehrmacht (Nazi Germany)|Wehrmacht]], [[Luftwaffe (Nazi Germany)|Luftwaffe]], and [[Kriegsmarine (Nazi Germany)|Kriegsmarine]]. Rearmament was one of the central goals of the regime and violated the military restrictions imposed after the First World War. | ||
The Wehrmacht expanded rapidly during the 1930s. Conscription was reintroduced, armament production increased, and Germany developed large land, air, and naval forces. | The Wehrmacht expanded rapidly during the 1930s. Conscription was reintroduced, armament production increased, and Germany developed large land, air, and naval forces. | ||
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The military economy drew in a wide range of industrial firms, engineering families, and technical networks across Germany and German-aligned territories. | The military economy drew in a wide range of industrial firms, engineering families, and technical networks across Germany and German-aligned territories. | ||
The [[Schroeter family]] had a large number of members serving in the German armed forces during the Nazi period, including individuals connected to senior command and technical roles. [[Schroeter | The [[Schroeter family]] had a large number of members serving in the German armed forces during the Nazi period, including individuals connected to senior command and technical roles. [[Schroeter Traktoren]] shifted production toward wartime demand, including reinforced chassis systems and armoured industrial components. | ||
Members of the [[Van Hetten family]] in Germany became involved in Reich-affiliated labour and technical programmes. A significant number joined aviation-related branches due to family interest in aircraft, flight mechanics, and technical training. | Members of the [[Van Hetten family]] in Germany became involved in Reich-affiliated labour and technical programmes. A significant number joined aviation-related branches due to family interest in aircraft, flight mechanics, and technical training. | ||
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Nazi Germany overlapped with the [[Vader Era]], a period defined by wartime military activity, the older generation of several principal families, and the growth of wartime family and industrial networks. | Nazi Germany overlapped with the [[Vader Era]], a period defined by wartime military activity, the older generation of several principal families, and the growth of wartime family and industrial networks. | ||
[[Angelo van Noord]] began his military career in 1934, during the early phase of Nazi rearmament. [[Jan Paap]] enlisted in the [[Wehrmacht]] in 1936, later becoming connected to developments that followed the war. | [[Angelo van Noord]] began his military career in 1934, during the early phase of Nazi rearmament. [[Jan Paap]] enlisted in the [[Wehrmacht (Nazi Germany)|Wehrmacht]] in 1936, later becoming connected to developments that followed the war. | ||
The defeat of Nazi Germany in 1945 marked the end of the [[Vader Era]] and preceded the [[Middenvader Era]]. Wartime service, industrial cooperation, and post-war scrutiny continued to affect several families and organizations after the collapse of the regime. | The defeat of Nazi Germany in 1945 marked the end of the [[Vader Era]] and preceded the [[Middenvader Era]]. Wartime service, industrial cooperation, and post-war scrutiny continued to affect several families and organizations after the collapse of the regime. | ||
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* [[Adolf Hitler]] | * [[Adolf Hitler]] | ||
* [[Second World War]] | * [[Second World War]] | ||
* [[Wehrmacht]] | * [[Wehrmacht (Nazi Germany)|Wehrmacht]] | ||
* [[Luftwaffe]] | * [[Luftwaffe (Nazi Germany)|Luftwaffe]] | ||
* [[Holocaust]] | * [[Holocaust]] | ||
* [[Vader Era]] | * [[Vader Era]] | ||
* [[Middenvader Era]] | * [[Middenvader Era]] | ||
* [[Schroeter family]] | * [[Schroeter family]] | ||
* [[Schroeter | * [[Schroeter Traktoren]] | ||
* [[Van Hetten family]] | * [[Van Hetten family]] | ||
* [[Van Noords of Schaan]] | * [[Van Noords of Schaan]] | ||
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[[Category:Germany]] | [[Category:Germany]] | ||
[[Category:Former countries]] | [[Category:Former countries]] | ||
[[Category:Countries]] | |||
[[Category:Historical states]] | [[Category:Historical states]] | ||
[[Category:Second World War]] | [[Category:Second World War]] | ||
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[[Category:1933 establishments]] | [[Category:1933 establishments]] | ||
[[Category:1945 disestablishments]] | [[Category:1945 disestablishments]] | ||
[[Category:Locations]] | |||