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History

Youth in Nazi Germany

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Easy · Level 20 · World War Two,Adolf Hitler,Nazi Germany,Nazism,modern history,Youth in Nazi Germany,Nazism and the Rise of Hitler,History
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  1. Adolf Hitler
  2. Mussolini
  3. Lenin
  4. Wilson
Hard · Level 41 · youth control,nazi ideology,future citizens
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  1. Because youth were seen as future citizens soldiers and carriers of ideology
  2. Because Nazis kept youth completely away from politics
  3. Because schools were made centres of democratic debate
  4. Because youth were free to form independent parties
Hard · Level 41 · nazi schools,purification,jewish exclusion
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  1. Giving equal education of all religions in schools
  2. Removing Jews and politically undesirable people from schools
  3. Turning schools only into playgrounds
  4. Holding parliamentary elections in schools
Hard · Level 41 · jewish students,jewish teachers,racial policy
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  1. Creating equal education system
  2. Increasing international cooperation
  3. Making children's education subordinate to racial policy
  4. Promoting free thought
Hard · Level 41 · textbooks,nazi education,propaganda
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  1. Giving children independent critical thinking
  2. Teaching children Nazi racial and nationalist ideas
  3. Defending democratic constitution
  4. Praising the Treaty of Versailles
Hard · Level 41 · racial science,pseudo science,nazi education
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  1. It made discrimination look like science
  2. It proved equality of all races
  3. It taught children democracy
  4. It gave anti war education
Hard · Level 41 · racial socialisation,undesirables,schools
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  1. Democratic citizenship
  2. Racial socialisation
  3. Economic liberalisation
  4. Religious reform
Hard · Level 41 · physical training,sports,militarism
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  1. Creating militarised discipline and war minded citizens
  2. Increasing parliamentary debate
  3. Teaching religious tolerance
  4. Keeping students away from politics
Hard · Level 41 · boxing,aggression,nazi education
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  1. Because they were the basis of art education
  2. Because they were only entertainment
  3. Because they promoted aggression and toughness
  4. Because they taught democracy
Hard · Level 41 · jungvolk,age ten,indoctrination
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  1. Shaping children in Nazi ideas from an early age
  2. Keeping children free from school
  3. Making children contest elections
  4. Protecting children from Nazi ideas
Hard · Level 41 · hitler youth,boys,war glorification
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  1. To make them independent political critics
  2. To shape them in Nazi discipline war glorification and leader loyalty
  3. To teach them multiparty democracy
  4. To keep them away from the Nazi state
Hard · Level 41 · hitler youth,nazi germany,militarism,power politics,youth indoctrination
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  1. Pacifism and human rights
  2. Parliamentary reform
  3. Militarism and power politics
  4. Secular equality
Hard · Level 41 · hitler youth,anti democracy,fuehrer principle
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  1. Because Nazi rule wanted multiparty freedom
  2. Because Nazi thought was based on Führer and authoritarian power
  3. Because Germany had strengthened democracy
  4. Because children studied only mathematics
Hard · Level 41 · hate education,jews,communists
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  1. Creating a permanent enemy image in young minds
  2. Giving equal respect to all ideas
  3. Keeping youth separate from politics
  4. Creating religious unity
Hard · Level 41 · roma,nazi youth,racial exclusion
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  1. Racial exclusion and persecution
  2. Cultural equality
  3. International cooperation
  4. Free citizenship
Hard · Level 41 · labour service,age eighteen,youth policy
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  1. Child organisation to ideological training then labour and military service
  2. Free university to opposition politics
  3. Religious education to democratic elections
  4. Home education to press freedom
Hard · Level 41 · labour service,military service,nazi state
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  1. Making youth independent intellectuals
  2. Making youth peace messengers
  3. Bringing youth into disciplined and military use of the state
  4. Freeing youth from politics
Hard · Level 41 · youth organisations,ban,ideological control
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  1. So that only Nazi ideology controlled youth
  2. So that youth could create more independent organisations
  3. So that Church organisations became stronger
  4. So that democratic debate increased
Hard · Level 41 · hitler youth,monopoly,one party control
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  1. Pluralism
  2. Organisational monopoly
  3. Religious neutrality
  4. Parliamentary accountability
Hard · Level 41 · leader loyalty,fuehrer principle,nazi youth
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  1. Increasing free criticism
  2. Establishing the Führer principle in the next generation
  3. Creating multiparty rule
  4. Increasing press freedom