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Siegfried Uiberreither's father, Josef Üeberreither, was an educator by profession.
Answer: False
The source states that Siegfried Uiberreither's father, Josef Üeberreither, was an engineer, not an educator.
Siegfried Uiberreither married Käte Wegener, the daughter of a prominent Nazi official, in May 1939.
Answer: False
The source states Uiberreither married Käte Wegener in May 1939, but does not mention her father being a prominent Nazi official.
Siegfried Uiberreither and Käte Wegener had three sons and one daughter.
Answer: False
The source indicates that Siegfried Uiberreither and Käte Wegener had four sons, not three sons and one daughter.
In what city was Siegfried Uiberreither born?
Answer: Salzburg
Siegfried Uiberreither was born in Salzburg, Austria-Hungary.
What was Siegfried Uiberreither's father's profession?
Answer: Engineer
Siegfried Uiberreither's father, Josef Üeberreither, was an engineer.
How many sons did Siegfried Uiberreither and Käte Wegener have?
Answer: Four
Siegfried Uiberreither and Käte Wegener had four sons.
What was the political affiliation of Siegfried Uiberreither?
Answer: Nazi Party and Deutsche Nationalsozialistische Arbeiterpartei
Siegfried Uiberreither was affiliated with the Nazi Party and the Deutsche Nationalsozialistische Arbeiterpartei (Austrian National Socialism).
What was Siegfried Uiberreither's nationality?
Answer: Both Austrian and German
Siegfried Uiberreither held both Austrian and German nationalities.
Siegfried Uiberreither's family name was officially changed to Uiberreither in June 1933, a month after the Austrian Nazi Party was outlawed.
Answer: False
His family name was changed in June 1933, but the Austrian Nazi Party was outlawed in July 1933, making the statement's timeline incorrect.
Uiberreither joined the Schill Youth, a right-wing youth organization, in 1924, which was founded by Gerhard Roßbach.
Answer: True
The source confirms that Uiberreither joined the Schill Youth, a right-wing organization founded by Gerhard Roßbach, in 1924.
Siegfried Uiberreither joined the Austrian Nazi Party in 1933, the same year he joined the Sturmabteilung (SA).
Answer: False
Uiberreither joined the Austrian Nazi Party in 1927, not 1933, though he did join the SA in 1933.
Before his political career advanced, Uiberreither worked as a secretary for the Workers' Sickness Fund in Graz from 1930 to 1938.
Answer: True
The source confirms that Uiberreither was employed as a secretary and later an executive secretary for the Workers' Sickness Fund in Graz from 1930 to 1938.
Uiberreither earned his Doctor of Law degree in 1933, prior to the Austrian Nazi Party being outlawed.
Answer: True
Uiberreither earned his Doctor of Law degree in July 1933, the same month the Austrian Nazi Party was outlawed, meaning his degree was obtained before or concurrently with the party's prohibition.
After the Austrian Nazi Party was outlawed, Uiberreither led the illegal SA-Brigade 5, 'Mittel-Steiermark,' from 1935 to 1937.
Answer: False
The source states that Uiberreither led the illegal SA-Brigade 5 from October 1937, not from 1935 to 1937, making the statement false.
When was Siegfried Uiberreither's original family name officially changed from Üeberreither to Uiberreither?
Answer: June 1933
Siegfried Uiberreither's family name was officially changed from Üeberreither to Uiberreither in June 1933.
Which right-wing youth organization, founded by Gerhard Roßbach, did Uiberreither join in 1924?
Answer: Schill Youth
In 1924, Uiberreither joined the Schill Youth, a right-wing youth organization founded by Gerhard Roßbach.
In what year did Siegfried Uiberreither join the Austrian Nazi Party?
Answer: 1927
Siegfried Uiberreither joined the Austrian Nazi Party in 1927.
What subjects did Uiberreither study at the University of Graz from 1927 to 1933?
Answer: Law and Political Science
From 1927 to 1933, Siegfried Uiberreither studied law and political science at the University of Graz.
What was Uiberreither's occupation from 1930 to 1938, before his political career significantly advanced?
Answer: Executive Secretary for the Workers' Sickness Fund
From 1930 to 1938, Siegfried Uiberreither worked as a secretary and later an executive secretary for the Workers' Sickness Fund in Graz.
When did Uiberreither join the Sturmabteilung (SA), the Nazi Party's paramilitary wing?
Answer: 1933
Uiberreither joined the Sturmabteilung (SA) in 1933.
What academic degree did Siegfried Uiberreither earn in July 1933?
Answer: Doctor of Law
Siegfried Uiberreither earned a Doctor of Law degree in July 1933.
How did Uiberreither remain active in the Nazi Party after it was outlawed in Austria in July 1933?
Answer: He became an ideological officer and later led an illegal SA-Brigade.
After the Austrian Nazi Party was outlawed, Uiberreither remained active as an ideological officer and later led an illegal SA-Brigade.
Siegfried Uiberreither held the titles of Gauleiter and Reichsstatthalter, indicating his significant power within the Nazi Party and the Reichsgau Styria.
Answer: True
The source indicates that Siegfried Uiberreither served as both Gauleiter of Gau Styria and Reichsstatthalter of Reichsgau Styria, positions that granted him extensive authority within the Nazi regime.
Following the Anschluss in March 1938, Uiberreither was promoted to SA-Brigadeführer and appointed Acting Police President for Graz.
Answer: True
The source confirms that after the Anschluss in March 1938, Uiberreither was promoted to SA-Brigadeführer and appointed Acting Police President for Graz.
Siegfried Uiberreither was elected as a Nazi deputy to the Reichstag in May 1938, representing Ostmark.
Answer: False
Uiberreither was elected as a Nazi deputy to the Reichstag in April 1938, not May 1938, representing Ostmark.
Adolf Hitler appointed Siegfried Uiberreither as Gauleiter of Gau Styria in May 1938.
Answer: True
The source confirms that Adolf Hitler appointed Siegfried Uiberreither as Gauleiter of Gau Styria on 24 May 1938.
Uiberreither's appointment as Landeshauptmann of Styria in June 1938 meant he held both the highest party and governmental offices in his jurisdiction.
Answer: True
The source states that his appointment as Landeshauptmann on 9 June 1938, combined with his role as Gauleiter, meant he held both the highest party and governmental offices in Styria.
Siegfried Uiberreither officially joined the Nazi Party with membership number 6,102,560 in October 1938, despite having been active in the Austrian Nazi Party much earlier.
Answer: True
The source confirms Uiberreither officially joined the Nazi Party in October 1938 with the specified membership number, despite his earlier involvement with the Austrian Nazi Party starting in 1927.
By November 1938, Uiberreither had achieved the SA rank of SA-Obergruppenführer.
Answer: False
By November 1938, Uiberreither had been advanced to SA-Gruppenführer, not SA-Obergruppenführer, which he achieved later in November 1943.
On 1 April 1940, Austria was divided into seven Reichsgaue, and Uiberreither was appointed Reichsstatthalter of Reichsgau Styria, reporting directly to Hitler.
Answer: True
The source confirms that on 1 April 1940, Austria was reorganized into Reichsgaue, and Uiberreither was appointed Reichsstatthalter of Reichsgau Styria, reporting directly to Hitler.
Siegfried Uiberreither was awarded the Golden Party Badge in January 1939, recognizing his exceptional service as an early Nazi Party member.
Answer: True
The source confirms Uiberreither was awarded the Golden Party Badge on 30 January 1939, an award for early Nazi Party members demonstrating exceptional service.
What were the two primary political and governmental roles Siegfried Uiberreither held in the Reichsgau Styria during the Third Reich?
Answer: Gauleiter and Reichsstatthalter
Siegfried Uiberreither held the primary political role of Gauleiter and the governmental role of Reichsstatthalter in Reichsgau Styria.
What political office was Siegfried Uiberreither elected to in April 1938, representing the newly renamed Ostmark?
Answer: Nazi deputy to the Reichstag
In April 1938, Siegfried Uiberreither was elected as a Nazi deputy to the Reichstag, representing Ostmark.
Who appointed Siegfried Uiberreither as Gauleiter of Gau Styria on 24 May 1938?
Answer: Adolf Hitler
Adolf Hitler appointed Siegfried Uiberreither as Gauleiter of Gau Styria on 24 May 1938.
What additional governmental office did Uiberreither hold in Styria from June 1938, which united the highest party and governmental offices in his jurisdiction?
Answer: Landeshauptmann
From June 1938, Uiberreither held the additional governmental office of Landeshauptmann of Styria, which combined the highest party and governmental authorities.
What was Siegfried Uiberreither's Nazi Party membership number, officially received on 1 October 1938?
Answer: 6,102,560
Siegfried Uiberreither's official Nazi Party membership number, received on 1 October 1938, was 6,102,560.
What was Siegfried Uiberreither's SA rank by 9 November 1938?
Answer: SA-Gruppenführer
By 9 November 1938, Siegfried Uiberreither had been advanced to the rank of SA-Gruppenführer.
What new administrative structure was established in Austria on 1 April 1940, dividing the country into seven regions?
Answer: Reichsgaue
On 1 April 1940, Austria was divided into seven Reichsgaue, abolishing the former federal states and centralizing control under the Nazi regime.
When was Siegfried Uiberreither awarded the Golden Party Badge?
Answer: 30 January 1939
Siegfried Uiberreither was awarded the Golden Party Badge on 30 January 1939.
What was the purpose of the "Reichsgaue" administrative structure established in Austria in 1940?
Answer: To centralize control under the Nazi regime by reporting directly to Hitler
The 'Reichsgaue' administrative structure was established to centralize control under the Nazi regime, with Reichsstatthalters reporting directly to Hitler.
Uiberreither served as a mountain trooper with the 3rd Mountain Division and participated in the German landings in Norway during World War II.
Answer: True
The source confirms Uiberreither's military service as a Gebirgsjäger with the 3rd Mountain Division and his participation in the German landings in Norway in October 1939.
Uiberreither was awarded the Iron Cross, 1st class, for his military service.
Answer: False
Uiberreither was awarded the Iron Cross, 2nd class, not 1st class, along with the War Merit Cross, 1st and 2nd class.
Uiberreither was discharged from the Wehrmacht in July 1940 with the rank of Hauptmann in the reserves.
Answer: False
Uiberreither was discharged from the Wehrmacht in July 1940 with the rank of Leutnant (second lieutenant) in the reserves, not Hauptmann.
Following the conquest of Yugoslavia, Uiberreither was named Chief of Civil Administration in the occupied area of Upper Styria.
Answer: False
Uiberreither was named Chief of Civil Administration in the occupied area of Lower Styria, not Upper Styria, following the conquest of Yugoslavia.
The occupied area of Lower Styria under Uiberreither's administration had a population of approximately 5.3 million people.
Answer: False
The occupied area of Lower Styria had a population of approximately 530,000 people, not 5.3 million.
Adolf Hitler mandated Uiberreither to "Make this territory German again for me" in reference to Lower Styria, leading to forced Germanization policies.
Answer: True
The source confirms Hitler's mandate to Uiberreither regarding Lower Styria, which initiated policies of forced Germanization.
Uiberreither's Germanization policies in Lower Styria included banning the Slovene language and Germanizing place names, but did not involve expulsions.
Answer: False
Uiberreither's Germanization policies explicitly included the expulsion of tens of thousands of Slovenes to Serbia, in addition to banning the Slovene language and Germanizing place names.
The Aktion T4 program, a euthanasia program, was active in Styria and Lower Slovenia during Uiberreither's time, resulting in the deaths of over 500 patients at Hartheim Euthanasia Center.
Answer: True
The source confirms the operation of the Aktion T4 program in Styria and Lower Slovenia, leading to the deaths of over 500 patients at the Hartheim Euthanasia Center and 62 children at Fendhof hospital.
In what military capacity did Uiberreither serve during the German landings in Norway in October 1939?
Answer: Gebirgsjäger (mountain trooper)
Uiberreither served as a Gebirgsjäger (mountain trooper) with the 3rd Mountain Division during the German landings in Norway.
Which of the following military awards did Siegfried Uiberreither receive?
Answer: Iron Cross, 2nd class
Siegfried Uiberreither received the Iron Cross, 2nd class, and the War Merit Cross, 1st and 2nd class.
At what rank was Uiberreither discharged from the Wehrmacht in July 1940?
Answer: Lieutenant (Leutnant)
Uiberreither was discharged from the Wehrmacht in July 1940 with the rank of Leutnant (second lieutenant) in the reserves.
After the conquest of Yugoslavia, Uiberreither was appointed Chief of Civil Administration in which occupied area?
Answer: Lower Styria
Following the conquest of Yugoslavia, Uiberreither was appointed Chief of Civil Administration in the occupied area of Lower Styria.
What was the approximate population of the occupied area of Lower Styria under Uiberreither's administration?
Answer: 530,000
The occupied area of Lower Styria under Uiberreither's administration had an approximate population of 530,000 people.
What specific mandate did Adolf Hitler give Uiberreither regarding Lower Styria?
Answer: "Make this territory German again for me."
Adolf Hitler mandated Uiberreither to 'Make this territory German again for me' in Lower Styria, initiating forced Germanization.
Which of the following was a policy implemented by Uiberreither in Lower Styria as part of the Germanization effort?
Answer: Expulsion of tens of thousands of Slovenes to Serbia
As part of the Germanization effort in Lower Styria, Uiberreither implemented policies including the expulsion of tens of thousands of Slovenes to Serbia.
Where were over 500 patients from mental care facilities gassed to death under the Aktion T4 program in Styria and Lower Slovenia?
Answer: Hartheim Euthanasia Center near Linz
Under the Aktion T4 program, over 500 patients from Styria and Lower Slovenia were gassed to death at the Hartheim Euthanasia Center near Linz.
In November 1942, Uiberreither was appointed Reich Defense Commissioner for his Reichsgau, a role focused on coordinating civil defense and war efforts.
Answer: True
The source confirms Uiberreither's appointment as Reich Defense Commissioner for his Reichsgau on 16 November 1942, a role involving coordination of civil defense and war efforts.
Uiberreither's final SA rank was SA-Gruppenführer, achieved in November 1943.
Answer: False
Uiberreither's final SA rank was SA-Obergruppenführer, achieved on 9 November 1943, not SA-Gruppenführer.
As leader of the Volkssturm in Styria in September 1944, Uiberreither was responsible for constructing defensive positions against the Red Army using forced civilian labor.
Answer: True
The source confirms that as leader of the Volkssturm in Styria in September 1944, Uiberreither was tasked with constructing defensive positions against the Red Army, which involved forced civilian labor.
Siegfried Uiberreither was arrested in Murau by American authorities in May 1945.
Answer: False
Siegfried Uiberreither was arrested in Murau by British authorities in May 1945, not American authorities.
Uiberreither testified as a defense witness at the Nuremberg Trials after his arrest.
Answer: True
The source confirms that Siegfried Uiberreither testified as a defense witness at the Nuremberg Trials.
After fleeing Dachau, Uiberreither was confirmed to have escaped to Argentina and lived there for the remainder of his life.
Answer: False
While there were unconfirmed reports of Uiberreither escaping to Argentina, he eventually lived with his family in Sindelfingen, Germany, under an assumed name, not in Argentina for the remainder of his life.
Siegfried Uiberreither lived with his family in Sindelfingen, Germany, under the assumed name of Friedrich Schönharting.
Answer: True
The source confirms that Siegfried Uiberreither lived with his family in Sindelfingen, Germany, using the assumed name Friedrich Schönharting.
Siegfried Uiberreither died of a heart attack at the age of 76.
Answer: False
Siegfried Uiberreither died of Alzheimer's disease, not a heart attack, at the age of 76.
The Volkssturm, led by Uiberreither in Styria, was a Nazi Party militia associated with the "Werwolf" organization, which aimed for guerrilla warfare.
Answer: True
The source indicates that the Volkssturm, under Uiberreither's leadership in Styria, was associated with the 'Werwolf' organization, which was intended for guerrilla warfare.
What additional role was Uiberreither appointed to on 16 November 1942, involving coordination of civil defense and war efforts?
Answer: Reich Defense Commissioner for his Reichsgau
On 16 November 1942, Uiberreither was appointed Reich Defense Commissioner for his Reichsgau, a role focused on coordinating civil defense and war efforts.
What was Siegfried Uiberreither's final SA rank, achieved on 9 November 1943?
Answer: SA-Obergruppenführer
Siegfried Uiberreither's final SA rank, achieved on 9 November 1943, was SA-Obergruppenführer.
In September 1944, Uiberreither became the leader of which last-ditch Nazi Party militia in Styria?
Answer: Volkssturm
In September 1944, Uiberreither became the leader of the Volkssturm in Styria, a last-ditch Nazi Party militia.
What specific task was Uiberreither charged with as leader of the Volkssturm in Styria?
Answer: Constructing defensive positions against the Red Army
As leader of the Volkssturm, Uiberreither was charged with constructing defensive positions against the Red Army, utilizing forced civilian labor.
By which authorities was Siegfried Uiberreither arrested in Murau in May 1945?
Answer: British authorities
Siegfried Uiberreither was arrested in Murau in May 1945 by British authorities.
What was Siegfried Uiberreither's involvement with the Nuremberg Trials?
Answer: He testified as a defense witness.
Siegfried Uiberreither testified as a defense witness at the Nuremberg Trials.
Where did Siegfried Uiberreither eventually live with his family under the assumed name of Friedrich Schönharting?
Answer: Sindelfingen, Germany
Siegfried Uiberreither eventually lived with his family in Sindelfingen, Germany, under the assumed name of Friedrich Schönharting.
What was the reported cause of Siegfried Uiberreither's death?
Answer: Alzheimer's disease
Siegfried Uiberreither reportedly died of Alzheimer's disease.
Where is Siegfried Uiberreither's resting place?
Answer: Burghaldenfriedhof in Sindelfingen
Siegfried Uiberreither's resting place is the Burghaldenfriedhof in Sindelfingen.
The Volkssturm, which Uiberreither led in Styria, was associated with which Nazi organization that aimed to conduct guerrilla warfare?
Answer: Werwolf
The Volkssturm, led by Uiberreither, was associated with the Nazi 'Werwolf' organization, which aimed to conduct guerrilla warfare.