Why Was The Role Of The Youth Important To The Hitler Youth

Why was the role of the youth such a big part of Nazi Germany? 1.) What was the HJ (Hitler Youth), what it did for the youth and the Nazi’s also how it came to be and what it was teaching the youth. 2.) The HJ (Hitler Youth) how it was impacting Nazi Germany and what was the main purpose of the HJ, also why it was mandatory for the Youth to join the HJ. 3.) Why were youth important to the Nazi’s and what they were going to do in the future and what was their main purpose in the Nazi’s plan. Next is going to be what the Nazi party was, what it did and why it was created. The HJ was called the Hitler Jugend (Hitler Youth). It was so that their youth could get some training to become a Nazi. They would teach the youth that they were a superior race and that they should not be treated badly if they were to become a Nazi. If they were in the HJ they were given things by the Nazi’s for just being in the HJ. They were teaching the Youth that they Jews were evil and that they should be disliked. In science they would teach the youth that their race was superior, and that they should be proud of that. In math they …show more content…
They would be the next generation that led Germany to the full power that they once had. To get control of the youth they would brainwash the youth with Hitler’s public speeches. Also the youth would see , hear , and would see a lot of people that support Hitler. The youth would then would want to do it because everyone is doing it as well. The youth was important to Nazi Germany because they were essential to the Nazi’s plan to success. One they were easy to influence and that they would join the military if they would just advertise it a lot to the youth. Two they would join if their friends joined and that they would do it so that they could do whatever they wanted. Three they would get more people in the military and that’s what they needed for the Nazi’s to protect the