The Lives Of Pro-Nazi Youth In Germany

The lives of a child, teenager and an adult varies in Germany. In Germany’s case, there were some people who had a better understanding of what was happening in their country, but others that did not seem to focus on the bad but only on the good. Children had a different viewpoint from their parents due to what they see happening in the world around them. Because of their decision, parents generally supported or did not support their children. First, children are the future. If a child in Germany sees someone on the street being held against their will about to be shot, they will wonder why this is happening and how they would want to change their society. A pro-Nazi adult might see this situation differently. They would see it as someone who did something wrong or is going against Hitler and this is happening as a form of punishment. They would see it this way because bring pro-Nazi means full commitment into Nazism, they will do whatever it takes to stay with the group and if anyone does anything against it, they will think it is their job as a member as pro-Nazis to inform someone. …show more content…
In the movie we watched, the little girl was not happy with Germany burning all of the books. At the time, books were banned from people because they were seen as a distraction and gave people a creative mind. Under the influence of a teenager, the young girl threw a book in the fire but regretted it the minute after. Since the girl wanted to think for herself she went back to the pile of burned books and found the book she threw in and brought it back to her home. The girl might not understand why the books were thrown into the fire but knew that she liked books and wanted to do what was best for