Explain hitlers or nazi policy towards the youth
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1. Hitler felt that a strong Nazi society could be established by teaching Nazi ideology to
children.
2. All schools were given German teachers. Children were divided into two groups —
desirable and undesirable.
3. Textbooks were rewritten, functions of sports in schools was to nurture the spirit of violence and aggression.
4. Ten-year-olds had to enter Jungvolk.
5. At 14, all boys joined ‘Hitler Youth’, they joined the Labour Service at 18.
children.
2. All schools were given German teachers. Children were divided into two groups —
desirable and undesirable.
3. Textbooks were rewritten, functions of sports in schools was to nurture the spirit of violence and aggression.
4. Ten-year-olds had to enter Jungvolk.
5. At 14, all boys joined ‘Hitler Youth’, they joined the Labour Service at 18.
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