On this day, 2 May 1933, the German Nazi government abolished all labour unions: police units occupied all trade union offices, union officials and leaders were arrested and union funds seized. Strikes were then banned, and German workers saw their pay tumble over the next few years while the cost of living rose rapidly. The government also massaged unemployment figures, removing women from them, and conscripting unemployed people to the military.
Our podcast episode 4 is about resistance to Nazism by German working class youth: http://bit.ly/2BK4LHHhttp://bit.ly/2IXqqBh
