Why was changing textbooks necessary in Nazi ideology?

So that children learned Nazi racial and nationalist views

The Nazi regime understood education as a way to shape the next generation. Textbooks were revised to present German history, race, nationalism, obedience, and war according to Nazi beliefs. Children were taught that the so-called Aryan race was superior and that Jews and other targeted groups were dangerous or inferior. Such material normalised prejudice and prepared students to accept dictatorship and militarism rather than question them. Option C is correct because textbook changes spread racial and nationalist propaganda through ordinary classroom learning. Options A and B describe critical or inclusive education, while D is also wrong because Nazi schools were deliberately politicised, not kept separate from ideology.

This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: Nazism and the Rise of Hitler. Topic: The Nazi Worldview.