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In the Third Reich, most young boys joined the "Deutsche Jungvolk" and then proceeded to the "Hitlerjugend" (HJ), while girls were part of the "Deutscher Jungmädelbund" and afterwards joined the "Bund Deutscher Mädel".
Since in a fascist nation it is very hard to differ from the rest, most people had their children join these groups, which replaced all other legal youth organizations in Nazi Germany. As far as i know, the HJ was kind of a mix of boy scouts, youth group and indoctrination machine.
Young people learned from the very beginning of their lives to follow the ways of their leader, who in turn promised them a glorious nation of 'Aryan' people, free of any 'contamination'. The enemy stereotypes 'Jew' and 'Not german' were etched on the memory and mind of most germans, thus making it rather easy to unite them against it.
Disclaimer: I am in no way antisemitic, racist or fascist. The terms in double apostrophes are the official names used by the fascist regime of the Third Reich.Since English is not my native languague, I used single apostrophes for terms that I think may offend some people in this context, so feel free to change them for more appropriate synonyms.
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Did all Germans agree with Hitler and the Nazi party?
They were ALL GERMANS and they had elected him to office. He wasn't an outsider.
What did the Nazi Party promised to protect the Germans from?
Communism
What were the goals of Hitler youth?
The primary goals of Hitler Youth were to indoctrinate young Germans with Nazi ideology, promote loyalty to Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party, and prepare them for future military service. Additionally, the organization sought to instill a sense of racial purity and nationalism, while encouraging physical fitness, discipline, and obedience.
What percentage of Germans were Nazis?
The number of members in the Nazi (National Socialist German Workers) Party changed throughout the course of its existence. When the Nazi Party was still in its early years in 1925 the the approximate number of members was around 25,000, but swiftly grew to 180,000 members by the end of 1929. At the height of its membership, the Nazi party consisted of over 8.5 million Germans or roughly 12% of the total German population at the time.
Where all Germans Nazi's?
No not all German's were Nazi's because some germans didn't agree with Hitler.
The Nazi Party promised to protect Germans from?
The Nazi Party promised to protect Germans from Communism.
In early history was the national party one of the appeals that the nazi party had towards the Germans?
In early history was the national party one of the appeals that the nazi party had towards the germans?
Why were the Germans called the ss?
The term "SS" stands for Schutzstaffel, which translates to "Protection Squadron" in English. It was a paramilitary organization within the Nazi Party responsible for carrying out security and military duties, as well as implementing Nazi ideology and enforcing loyalty to the party.
Did all Germans agree with Hitler and the Nazi party?
They were ALL GERMANS and they had elected him to office. He wasn't an outsider.
The Nazi Party promised to protect Germans from what?
Communism
What did The nazi party helped protect Germans from?
Nothing.
What did the Nazi Party promised to protect the Germans from?
Communism
Percent of Germans in the Nazi party?
Less than ten percent of the German population belonged to the Nazi Party.
Why did the Nazi party choose textbooks and children books to spread Nazi beliefs?
The Nazi party used textbooks and children's books to indoctrinate young minds with their ideology because they believed it was important to shape the beliefs and values of future generations. By controlling education materials, they could ensure that their ideological principles were ingrained in young people from an early age, securing loyalty to the party and its beliefs.
What did the Germans that were not for the nazi party do?
Try to live as normal civilian people
Why did the germans trust the nazis?
The Nazi party were GERMANS. It is like saying why are sports fans for certain teams.
What were the goals of Hitler youth?
The primary goals of Hitler Youth were to indoctrinate young Germans with Nazi ideology, promote loyalty to Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party, and prepare them for future military service. Additionally, the organization sought to instill a sense of racial purity and nationalism, while encouraging physical fitness, discipline, and obedience.
