How did nazis actions affect people?

Explanation:

The impact of the Nazis’ actions on the lives of German workers

Despite the loss of freedom, life improved in Germany for some ordinary people.

60,000 new houses were built.

Rent and price controls helped consumers.

People enjoyed the very varied activities of the KdF. By 1938, 10 million people (a third of the workforce) had enjoyed a state financed holiday.

There was full employment.

However, not everyone benefitted.

The living standards of German workers in the non-armaments industries did not really improve.

People’s diets became less healthy and monotonous.

There was rationing of butter even before World War Two, because Göring wanted “Arms not butter”.

Few people actually got to go on cruises.

No one received a “People’s Car”. When war broke out in 1939, car production was axed and replaced with the making of tanks.

Workers had lost the right to negotiate wages, to strike and to change jobs freely. The Councils of Trust did little to increase mutual trust in factories between employees and employers.

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