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History

Youth in Nazi Germany

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Hard · Level 42 · nazi education,aryan ideology,racial superiority,antisemitism,youth in nazi germany
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  1. To develop racial identity and a sense of superiority in them
  2. To prepare them for world citizenship and international cooperation
  3. To teach them equal respect for all religions and communities
  4. To encourage them to participate in democratic opposition parties
Hard · Level 42 · nazi education,hitler youth,nazi propaganda,indoctrination,racial ideology,history class 9
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  1. Controlling children by teaching hatred towards alleged enemies and blind loyalty to Hitler
  2. Encouraging children to undertake independent research and critical thinking
  3. Giving equal place to opposition political ideas in schools
  4. Teaching respect for the rights and safety of minority communities
Hard · Level 42 · nazi education,democratic debate,propaganda,critical thinking,youth in nazi germany
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  1. Students began to accept one-sided propaganda as truth
  2. Students began to compare different viewpoints impartially
  3. Students began to establish independent courts
  4. Students began to question state policies openly
Hard · Level 42 · nazi youth policy,hitler youth,militarism,cult of personality,nazism,germany history
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  1. Human rights education
  2. Militarism and cult of the leader
  3. Pacifism
  4. Democratic citizenship
Hard · Level 42 · hitler youth,school education,continuous control
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  1. They kept continuous Nazi influence inside and outside the classroom
  2. They kept children away from the Nazi state
  3. They made family supreme
  4. They treated all ideas equally
Hard · Level 42 · misuse of education,propaganda,hatred
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  1. Making knowledge a tool of propaganda and hatred instead of free thinking
  2. Giving books to all children
  3. Building playgrounds
  4. Running language education
Hard · Level 42 · democratic education,nazi youth policy,obedience
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  1. Nazi policy was based on criticism and plurality
  2. Nazi policy was based on obedience and one ideology
  3. Nazi policy increased free press
  4. Nazi policy made student elections free
Hard · Level 42 · independent citizenship,critical thinking,nazi youth
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  1. Youth's critical thinking and independent judgement weakened
  2. Youth got freedom to form more parties
  3. Youth created independent judiciary
  4. Youth ended state propaganda
Hard · Level 42 · youth policy,social control,school reform
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  1. Because it involved ideological control over education organisations sports family and free time
  2. Because only the exam system was changed
  3. Because it had no politics
  4. Because only buildings were made
Hard · Level 42 · evaluation,youth policy,nazi ideology
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  1. It was a policy giving youth free thought and equality
  2. It was a policy of shaping youth into Nazi ideology through education sports and organisations
  3. It was only a health reform programme
  4. It was a plan to keep children away from politics
Expert · Level 40 · schools,hitler youth,ideological control
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  1. Control over children in both study time and free time
  2. Keeping children independent of the regime
  3. Separating schools from politics
  4. Limiting youth only to sports
Expert · Level 40 · jewish teachers,institutional exclusion,education
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  1. The number of teachers in schools increased
  2. Racial exclusion became institutionalised in education
  3. Students got opportunity for independent research
  4. Schools became democratic
Expert · Level 40 · classroom segregation,aryan,jewish children
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  1. Religious harmony
  2. Equal citizenship
  3. Racial division in daily life
  4. Student self-government
Expert · Level 40 · undesirable children,racial selection,school exclusion
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  1. Equal ability of all children
  2. Racial selection and social exclusion
  3. Secular education
  4. Independent student rights
Expert · Level 40 · textbooks,propaganda,curriculum
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  1. It presented propaganda as common knowledge
  2. It challenged Nazi ideas
  3. It removed politics completely
  4. It gave special rights to Jewish children
Expert · Level 40 · racial science,pseudo science,racism
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  1. Because it gave racism the appearance of scientific legitimacy
  2. Because it stopped sports education
  3. Because it gave democracy to children
  4. Because it increased secularism
Expert · Level 40 · biology,aryan superiority,racial purity
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  1. Proving equality of all humans
  2. Justifying Aryan superiority and racial purity
  3. Expanding independent medical research
  4. Separating religion and state
Expert · Level 40 · history teaching,german pride,nationalism
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  1. Nazi nationalism and loyalty to the leader increased among students
  2. Students became critics of the regime
  3. Multi-party debate increased in schools
  4. Protection of Jewish children increased
Expert · Level 40 · geography,lebensraum,expansionism
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  1. Stability of borders
  2. Seeing German expansion as a natural necessity
  3. World citizenship
  4. Anti-war thinking
Expert · Level 40 · physical training,militarism,war preparation
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  1. Because it prepared children for war discipline and toughness
  2. Because it had no political meaning
  3. Because it was only for sick children
  4. Because it stopped sports