History, asked by nirajcharchit9287, 11 months ago

‘ All schools in Nazi Germany were cleansed and purified.’ Describe the Nazi policy towards school.

Answers

Answered by superwoman2006
7
  • This meant that the teachers who were jews or belonged to the undesirable race were dismissed.
  • Children were separated that is a jewish student and a nordic aryan could not sit together.
  • After some years, only nordic aryan students were allowed to study whereas , others were thrown out.
  • Racial science was introduced to justify nazi ideas. Textbooks were rewritten.
  • Children were taught to be loyal , hate jews, follow nazi and worship hitler.
  • Also , Hitler encouraged sports so that he could build violence amongst students . He believed boxing could make children strong.
  • Ten year olds had to attend jungvolk while 14 year olds had to join nazi youth organisation where they learnt to hate democracy, condemn jews, glorify war and worship hitler.

Answered by aadit2005in
1

Answer:

a ) Total control over schools - All the school in the Nazi Germany was under the control of Hitler . He didn't allow undesirable childrens to the school .

b ) Teachers - Teacher who were Jews were dismissed .

c ) Youth organisation - Youth was forced to join . The 10 year old had to join ‘Jungvolk' and 14 year old ‘Hitler Youth'.

Explanation:

Similar questions