Adolf Hitler Youth: The Rise Of Hitler Youth

In the beginning, Adolf Hitler wanted to create his perfect world. His ideal world was to have one master race. He needed a new generation. A generation that would share his beliefs. A society where they only believed that everything Hitler did was right. His solution was Hitler Youth (HJ). He swayed the whole nation into this project with propaganda. It was a way for people to have more faith in him. He grabbed the attention of the youth. He wanted the youth to know they mattered. The youth instantly craved for the attention that they would have. They thought the world depended on them. They had to make the new generation become real. Boys were trained to become soldiers. They became men at an early age, fighting for their one God and Father, Hitler. Girls were in charge of being the mothers of the world. They had to reproduce pure races. Certainly, Hitler took these children’s innocence away greedily to make his dreams come true. …show more content…
Hitler wanted to get them onto his side as they were seen as a potential threat to the Nazi rule. Also, he wanted them to be the generation to make his dream come true. So, he bombarded them with his beliefs until they believed it to” (markedbyteachers). “In the same way, schools played an important role in spreading Nazi ideas to German youth. Hitler thought it was vital to take control of the German youth movement and schools. German educators introduced new textbooks that taught students love for Hitler, obedience to state authority, militarism, racism, and antisemitism”(ushm).
“The nature and purpose of the Hitler youth was to indoctrinate children into idolizing Hitler and to believe everything he says and believes. This ultimately gave him upmost power as he was then in control of the future. He wanted Germany to be exactly how he imagined it and knew that making the children believe the same as him would almost guarantee his perfect