What were Adolf Hitler's Youth?

Answer 1

The 'Hitler-Jugend' or 'HJ' ('Hitler Youth')

This was the official junior section of the Nazi Party (NSDAP). In 1936 all other youth organizations, such as the Boy Scouts, were banned in Germany, and in 1939 membership was made compulsory. The under-14s had their own organization called the "Jungvolk".

There was a girl's section called, somewhat oddly the 'Bund deutscher M�del' (BdM) - League of German Girls (or possibly 'lasses').

The Hitler-Jugend had an official song that became enormously popular in Nazi Germany - 'Es zittern die morschen Knochen' ('The frail bones [of the elderly] tremble') ... It's best known for the lines in the refrain - 'Denn heute gehoert uns Deutschland/Morgen die ganze Welt!' (English: 'For today we have Germany/Tomorrow the whole world!')

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Answer 2

A period of time in his earlier years when he was a child growing up in Austria. He aspired to be an artist but wasn't good enough which some believe led to his cramp down on creativeness in his latter years when fronting the nazi movement. An example of this is the infamous book burning.

The Hitler Yought is the name of a youth organisations set up by the former fuhrer. It replaced the Boy Scouts and the Catholic Youth, which was out-lawed. The Hitler Youth trained young men for sports and some military before the war began. This organization began to separate the children from their parents so they could be brain-washed into the Nazi beliefs.

During the war, the Hitler Youth were trained to fight. As manpower shortages grew, the Hitler Youth were organized into combat units. There was an incident where the Americans were fighting a unit of Hitler Youth who would not surrender. The Americans had to completely annihilate the unit because they blindly followed their Nazi commander.

Answer 3

They were camps that Hitler sent his youth too. Ages 10-14 and 14-18. There were two camps one for girl and one for boys. Girls were tough motherhood and child rising. Boy were tough to be soldiers and how to fight in the war. Hitler believed "He alone who owns the youth, gains the future" which was the reason for the camps

Answer 4

it was pretty much boy scouts but it was called Hitler youth

they would spy on people to make sure they were loyal to Hitler

they were children that were loyal to Hitler