Nazis And Young People
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The document examines how the Nazis restructured education and youth programs in Germany. It provides context about Hitler's views on the importance of youth and his goals for their education. It then details some of the changes the Nazis implemented, such as new subjects focused on agriculture, home economics, and Nazi ideology. Extracurricular time was devoted to paramilitary training in the Hitler Youth, which became compulsory for all German youth. School days were longer and focused more on physical fitness, with subjects like foreign languages and history removed from the curriculum. Critical thinking was replaced with rote memorization of Nazi messaging.
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- 5. Enter – Dieter – the son. Things that suggest he may join the Nazi youth Things that suggest he won’t join the Nazi Youth.
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- 9. National Announcement on behalf of the Department of Education The following announcement will be made to all year 10 students, throughout England and Wales, on Tuesday, 18 th June 2007 by order of Her Majesty’s Government.
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- 18. Remember, you belong to your country and must always act as its ambassador. Serve your Motherland well! God Bless. May the British reign supreme for one thousand years!
- 23. The Hitler youth. The Young girls – Jungmadel The league of German Maidens. - BDM Little fellows – pimpfen. German young folk Hitler Youth. 6 – 18 years old Girls Gurtrud Scholz-klink. Boys Baldur Von Schirach. Age