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GCSE History · key term
Meaning ‘coordination’: the process of bringing German institutions and organisations into line with Nazi aims and control.
Used by OCR
Paper 1
The Nazi process of bringing government institutions and other organisations into line with Nazi authority.
Revise: The Nazi Consolidation of Power (1933–1934)The Nazis used Gleichschaltung, meaning coordination or bringing into line, to make institutions serve Nazi rule. Their aim was to prevent independent centres of authority from challenging the national government.
Paper 3
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The Nazis called the process of bringing institutions into line with their aims Gleichschaltung, meaning ‘coordination’. It extended control beyond the national government and weakened independent centres of power.
The Nazi process of bringing organisations and institutions under Nazi control, often translated as ‘coordination’.