Mention briefly five measures taken by the state and organise youth in nazi ideology
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The impact of Nazi actions and policies on young people
The quality and breadth of education in schools deteriorated. Academic subjects were most affected.
There were very few co-educational schools.
Girls educational opportunities decreased. Their curriculum was limited to home-making subjects and very few went to university by 1939.
Jewish children were persecuted at school and then excluded.
Young people got to experience a range of new activities, like hiking weekends, in the Hitler Youth. They helped with the collection and distribution of clothing and food for the poor in winter. Some were chosen to stand guard outside Hitler’s offices.
They had more freedom from their parents. Slogans like “Youth must be led by youth” appealed to them.
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