Hitler's Youth Was A Dictator

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Hitler’s youth was a harsh place for some people, but for some children they liked it. Hitler was a dictator, he wanted everything to go his way. Hitler’s youth was a place where children had to train for the military, learn about the strategies for war without the kids knowing that they are learning about that,but sometimes kids got special days off.Some of the moms knew about the problem but they couldn’t express themselves. Hitler tried to make the place a fun place to every kid. All of the children got tricked to thinking that it was fun. Also, one boy was sexually assaulted because he was gay and hitler didn’t like that because he wanted to produce babies.Sports 14-18 year old were subjected to the same monopoly. The first reason is

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