This is an excerpt from The Holocaust Historical Society. I have included a link from their web site for your education about the Hitler Youth.
By 1939 the Hitler Youth became the largest youth organization in the world with over 7.3 million strong within its ranks. A new law was issued on March 25, 1939, conscripting any remaining holdouts into the organization amid warnings to parents that unless their children were enrolled they would be forcibly removed and placed in the custody of state run orphanages.
I know one was definitely starvation. Sometimes you had to run into a freezing lake or do harsh conditioning. Other times, you could be banned from Hiter Youth.
None.
no.
People responded to Hitler's appeals because they were controlled by him. They felt as if they had to do as he said and since he was a leader, they should follow him regardless of their feelings.
You could say that his ability as an orator had a lot to do with why people were willing to follow him.
For true Nazis 'follow-the-leader' was the highest virtue. "Fuhrer command! We will follow [obey]", they screamed ecstatically at him, and they followed him all the way to the bottom of the abyss.
No. The war would have stopped anyway. Hitler committed suicide because he had realised that the war was lost (and the lost war started and led by him and he was afraid of the consequences).
Once Hitler died then he did not order people to be killed anymore.
Public Speaking and Persuasion
Because he was a f*cking Boss!
Hitler was an excellent public speaker, which was a main reason why he got so many people to follow him.
British people respect laws and disciplines because there are consequences if they don't, there are consequences. Many citizens of countries other than Britain follow their countries rules.
he committed suicide
because the German people didn't want to die.
I think so. I study WW II, and if you look at the rallies of Hitler and then look at Obama's people they have the same cult mentality.
someone follow or stalk you
no.
something...
Fascism