The National Labour Service helped co-ordinate job creation schemes
The Labour Service Corps provided young men with manual labour jobs
He introduced a public works scheme to create jobs
This included building new hospitals, schools and autobahns; conservation programmes too
There were major house-building programmes too which was labour-intensive work
The Olympic games meant more jobs as well
He set about rearming Germany too which created jobs in armaments factories; and as well as weapons it meant equipment and uniforms too, so more jobs
It also included creating the Luftwaffe and shipbuilding which helped to boost the iron and steel industry
More manufacturing jobs meant that coal mining increased too, and he recovered the Saar coalfield
Conscription also helped reduce unemployment – increasing the size of the army to 550,000 by 1936
And that Jews were removed from their jobs and women, particularly married women, were “encouraged” to do so created jobs for others (and they were not registered as unemployed)
Hitler wanted Germany to be economically self-sufficient
And he introduced policies to benefits farmers
The New Plan for the economy was introduced by Schacht in 1934
In 1936, Goering was put in charge of the Four-Year Plan to prepare Germany for war