Hitler's Youngsters

All single women and married women who are under 35 years of age and who have not yet had 4 children should be obligated to give 4 children from a very pure German male. "This statement was made by the Hitler government in 1933 and later became another law, Germany. The analysis of this discussion can be said that Hitler's youth movement began before the birth of a child Second World The way that influenced young Germans by the end of the war.

Hitler's youth was founded in the 1920s, but the youth movement was part of German culture. By 1933, the number of members reached 100,000. After Hitler grabbed power, all other youth movements were abolished, so Hitler's young people grew rapidly. In 1936, this number reached 4 million. In 1936, joining Hitler's youth team was almost mandatory. Teenagers can avoid aggressive service if paying subscription fee, but it will be almost impossible after 1939. A 10 - year - old boy joined the German Youth team (Young Germans) until 13 years old and moved to Hitler Youth (Hitler Youth) until 18 years old. In 1936, the writer JR Tunus wrote about the activities of Hitler Al Shabaab. He mentioned that part of "Wehrsport" includes marching, bayonet drill, grenade throw, groove digging, map reading, antivirus, use of bomb shelter, shooting method under barbed wire and pistol It was.

Its origin can last for several years but Hitler's youth, known in Germany as Hitler Eugene (HJ), was founded in 1926. It was born from Jungsturm Adolf Hitler (Storm Force of Adolf Hitler Boys), Storm Cavalry founded in 1922. Originally a youth movement of the German Workers Party, founded in 1919, Hitler in 1920 changed its name to the National Socialist German Workers Party. Jungsturm Adolf Hitler was closed in 1923 by the failure of Beer Hall Putsch and Hitler's imprisonment. Later, in order to try to fill this gap a lot of youth groups were formed. Originally it was a boy 's sports, but in 1928 an independent girl organization called Schwesternschaft der Hitler - Jugend was added, renamed as BundDeutscherMädel (BDM) in 1930 and part of Jungmädelgruppe was added to a young lady in 1931 it was done.