GCSE: Germany (1918-39) - Nazi policies towards the young (Revision Quiz)
- Levels: GCSE
- Exam boards: AQA, Edexcel
Try this 10 question multi-choice revision quiz for GCSE History on Nazi policies towards the young.
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