Youth in Nazi Germany Flashcards
The Little Fellows was for…
Boys aged 6-10
The Youth Folk was for…
Boys aged 10-14
The Young Girls was for…
Girls aged 10-14
Hitler Youth was for…
Boys aged 10-14
The League of German Girls (BDM) was for…
Girls aged 14-18
What did the Nazis do in terms of educations (3 things)?
- Text books were re-written to only include Nazi ideas 2. Teacher had to be part of the NSLB (Nazi Teacher League) to make sure they weren’t influenced by anti-Nazi ideas 3. Boys and Girls were taught different things
Why was the Hitler Youth appealing (3 things)?
- The uniform was another outfit,was smart, and promoted equality 2. There were camps held at least once a year, which meant a holiday 3. The marches and parades made the children feel like part of their country
After which year was Hitler Youth compulsory?
1939
5 examples of things boys were taught
- Boxing 2. Fighting 3. Military training 4. Fitness 5. Camping
5 examples of things girls were taught
- Bed making and housewifery 2. Cooking 3. Looking after children 4. Fitness 5. Camping
What did Hitler want to create in order to ensure that Nazis would rule forever?
A Thousand Year Reich
What were 2 subjects that children were taught to remind them how important the pure Aryan race was?
Race Studies and Eugenics
How many members of the Hitler Youth were there in 1932?
100,000
How many members of the Hitler Youth were there in 1934?
3.5 million
What were the names of the two main youth Nazi opposition groups?
The Edelweiss Pirates and the Swing Youth