What kind of future was expected from boys in Nazi youth policy?

To become soldiers and men fighting for the nation

Nazi youth policy was designed to shape children according to the needs of the dictatorship. Boys were trained to value physical strength, discipline, loyalty, and military service. They were expected to grow into soldiers and men who would fight for the Nazi state. This preparation supported the regime’s militarism and its aim of creating a population ready for war.

Option A is correct because it directly describes the future Nazi leaders wanted for boys. The policy did not encourage independent judges, peace activists, or opposition leaders, since such roles could question or resist dictatorship. Girls and boys were also given different expected roles, but for boys the central emphasis was military preparation and service to the nation as defined by the Nazi regime.

This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: Nazism and the Rise of Hitler. Topic: Youth in Nazi Germany.