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In Nazi Germany, militarisation of youth began through what?

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Correct answer: Through school training and youth organisations

The direct answer is C, through school training and youth organisations. Nazi militarisation did not suddenly begin when a person joined the adult army. It started during childhood, when schools taught obedience, physical fitness, discipline and military-minded ideas, and youth groups trained boys and girls for their prescribed roles. Step by step: school shaped attitudes; youth organisations reinforced loyalty and discipline; later service and military preparation became easier. Option A is wrong because adult army recruitment was only a later stage, not the beginning for all young people. Option B is wrong because universities were not the only or main starting point. Option C is correct because both school education and organisations such as the Hitler Youth helped prepare young people. Option D is wrong because foreign policy deals with relations between countries, not the direct training of children. The important concept is indoctrination: a dictatorship tries to influence minds early, so obedience appears normal. Memory cue: Nazi youth preparation began before adulthood—school plus youth organisation.

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MilitarisationSchool TrainingYouth Organisations

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