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History

Youth in Nazi Germany

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Hard · Level 42 · boxing,toughness,aggression
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  1. Softness and dialogue
  2. Passivity and neutrality
  3. Toughness and aggression
  4. Parliamentary etiquette
Hard · Level 42 · labour service,army,war machine
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  1. Making youth peace envoys
  2. Giving youth free careers
  3. Sending youth into political debate
  4. Gradually including youth in the state's war machine
Hard · Level 42 · league of german girls,motherhood,gender policy
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  1. It prepared girls for Nazi motherhood and domestic roles
  2. It gave girls opposition leadership
  3. It gave girls independent press
  4. It gave girls majority in parliament
Hard · Level 42 · aryan mothers,racial population,girls
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  1. Women's independent citizenship
  2. Racial population building
  3. Multi-party representation
  4. Religious equality
Hard · Level 42 · gender roles,patriarchy,militarisation
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  1. Equal gender citizenship
  2. Free individual choice
  3. Patriarchal and militarised society
  4. Secular democracy
Hard · Level 42 · nazi germany,gender roles,youth in nazi germany,women's rights,civic participation
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  1. Right to an independent civic and public role
  2. Right to a school building
  3. Right to wage war
  4. Right to collect taxes
Hard · Level 42 · jewish children,school segregation,social behaviour
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  1. It increased friendship and equality
  2. It normalised discrimination and social distance
  3. It reduced Nazi propaganda
  4. It strengthened secularism
Hard · Level 42 · undesirable children,racial exclusion,schools
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  1. Racial exclusion and purification
  2. Equal education rights
  3. International cooperation
  4. Free curriculum
Hard · Level 42 · nazi education, youth in nazi germany, propaganda, enemy image, indoctrination, psychology
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  1. To develop equality and respect for all communities
  2. To turn fear and hatred into loyalty towards the Nazi regime
  3. To promote independent research and critical thinking
  4. To increase the power and impartiality of the judiciary
Hard · Level 42 · antisemitic stories,prejudice,children
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  1. Children became critical historians
  2. Children learned prejudice against Jews
  3. Children treated all religions equally
  4. Children stayed away from politics
Hard · Level 42 · war,bravery,youth education
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  1. Increasing acceptance of war among youth
  2. Increasing peace movement among youth
  3. Increasing love for parliament among youth
  4. Increasing opposition to the state among youth
Hard · Level 42 · sacrifice,leader,nazi nation
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  1. Independent personal decision
  2. Devotion to the leader and Nazi nation
  3. Protection of minority rights
  4. Multi-party debate
Hard · Level 42 · führer,loyalty,leader worship
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  1. Supremacy of the leader
  2. Democratic plurality
  3. Free press
  4. Judicial review
Hard · Level 42 · obedience,critical thinking,dictatorship
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  1. Because the regime wanted critical citizens
  2. Because dictatorship needed obedient followers
  3. Because schools were separate from the state
  4. Because children were election officials
Hard · Level 42 · family,state,youth control
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  1. The state wanted more influence over children than the family
  2. Families controlled the Nazi state
  3. The state took no interest in children's education
  4. Family and state remained fully separate
Hard · Level 42 · private life,ideology,family
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  1. Complete freedom of family
  2. Entry of ideology into private life
  3. Power of judiciary
  4. International cooperation
Hard · Level 42 · peer pressure,collective loyalty,youth organisations
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  1. Weakening independent opinion and increasing collective loyalty
  2. Making all children opposition members
  3. Ending state control
  4. Removing textbooks
Hard · Level 42 · uniform activities,obedience,identity
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  1. Diversity of ideas increased
  2. Uniform identity and collective obedience developed
  3. Local self-government strengthened
  4. Independent student unions formed
Hard · Level 42 · recreation,totalitarianism,youth policy
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  1. Totalitarianism
  2. Liberal democracy
  3. Constitutional pluralism
  4. Judicial independence
Hard · Level 42 · aryan superiority,citizenship,human dignity
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  1. Equal citizenship and human dignity
  2. Military discipline
  3. Loyalty to leader
  4. Racial identity